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Abstract

The article presents the technology of creating a new modern seed sorting device for efficient use of agricultural machinery. Cotton seeds are split into pieces, mixed with kernels and husks, and then put into a press to extract oil. There are mechanical aerodynamic, fluid and electrical methods and methods of this device with low efficiency, low amount of released oil.

Keywords

aerodynamic sorter dielectric sorter spectrum

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How to Cite
Assoc. Prof., Shuhratjon Xidirov, & Master’s student, Ahrorbek Sobirjonov. (2022). Design of a New Color and Caliber Sorting Device. Texas Journal of Engineering and Technology, 15, 252–254. Retrieved from https://zienjournals.com/index.php/tjet/article/view/3113

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