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PAES POST HARVEST (BENZ) > Peanut Sheller ( PAES 220-221: 2004 ) > Flashcards

Peanut Sheller ( PAES 220-221: 2004 ) Flashcards

1
Q

ratio of the weight of kernels blown by the sheller fan, to the weight of the total kernel input of the sheller, expressed in percent

A

blower loss

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2
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wholly or partially broken and insect-damaged kernel

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damaged kernel

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3
Q

edible part of peanut

A

kernel

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4
Q

outlet outlet at which shelled kernel moves out of the machine

A

main kernel

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5
Q

machine used to remove kernels from the shell by breaking/splitting the pods (see Figure 1

A

peanut sheller

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6
Q

unbroken shell with kernel inside

A

pod

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7
Q

amount of kernels free of foreign matter expressed as percentage of the total weight of the sample

A

purity

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8
Q

ratio of the weight of kernels that fell out from the machine during shelling operation to the weight of the total kernel input of the sheller, expressed in percent

A

scattering loss

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9
Q

ratio of the weight of kernels that come out of the shelling chamber at the shell outlet, to the weight of the total kernel input of the sheller, expressed in percent

A

separation loss

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10
Q

hull of the pod

A

shell

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11
Q

outlet at which shells come out of the machine in case of the machine with blower(s)

A

shell outlet

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12
Q

whole and damaged kernels freed from shell

A

shelled kernels

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13
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ratio of the weight of the shelled kernels collected at all outlets, to the total kernel input of the sheller, expressed in percent

A

shelling efficiency

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14
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ratio of the weight of the shelled kernels collected at the main outlet, to the total weight of the kernel input of the sheller, expressed in percent

A

shelling recovery

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15
Q

ratio of the weight of kernels that remained in the pods collected from all outlets, to the weight of the total kernel input of the sheller, expressed in percent

A

unshelled loss

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16
Q

unbroken and non-insect damaged kernel

A

whole kernel

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17
Q

Shelling Recovery, percent, minimum

A

93

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18
Q

Shelling Efficiency, percent, minimum

A

95

19
Q

Losses, percent, maximum Blower

A

0.5

20
Q

Losses, percent, maximum Separation

A

1.0

21
Q

Losses, percent, maximum Unshelled

A

5.0

22
Q

Losses, percent, maximum Scattering

A

0.5

23
Q

Purity of output, percent, minimum a) with sieve

A

85.0

24
Q

Purity of output, percent, minimum b) with blower

A

95.0

25
Q

Purity of output, percent, minimum c) with sieve and blower

A

98.0

26
Q

Mechanically Damaged Kernel, percent, maximum

A

3.5

27
Q

Noise Level [db(A)], maximum

A

92

28
Q

kernel which shows signs of fissures or fractures

A

cracked kernel

29
Q

ratio of the weight of kernel to the weight of the pod, expressed as percent

A

kernel-pod ratio

30
Q

outlet at which shelled kernel move out of the machine

A

main kernel outlet

31
Q

kernels broken kernels and/or scratched as a result of shelling operation

A

mechanically damaged

32
Q

difference between the percent cracked kernel taken before and after the shelling operation

A

net cracked kernel

33
Q

weight of the shelled kernel received at the main kernel outlet per unit time, expressed in kilogram per hour

A

output capacity

34
Q

pod being left with kernels in it after shelling

A

partially-shelled pod

35
Q

unbroken shell with kernel inside

A

pod

36
Q

preliminary operation of the machine to make various adjustments prior to the conduct of test until the operation is stable

A

running-in period

37
Q

ratio of the weight of the kernel that comes out of the shelling cylinder with the shell, to the total kernel input expressed as percentage by weigh

A

separation loss

38
Q

outlet at which shells come out of the machine in case of the machine with blower(s)

A

shell outlet

39
Q

shelled kernel received at all outlet with respect to the total kernel input expressed as percentage by weight

A

shelling efficiency

40
Q

ratio of the weight of the kernel collected at the main kernel outlet to the total kernel input expressed as percentage by weight

A

shelling recovery

41
Q

sum of the weight of kernel collected from the main kernel input and the clean kernel from the blower loss, separation loss, unshelled loss and scattering loss

A

total kernel input

42
Q

ratio of the weight of the kernel that remained in the shell after feeding into the shelling cylinder to the total kernel input expressed as percentage by weight

A

unshelled loss

43
Q

Variety :

A

commonly or locally grown

44
Q

Moisture content :

A

12 % - 14 %, wet basis

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