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Design of a Combined Groundnut Roaster and Oil Expeller Machine

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  • International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations

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  • 2014

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This paper presents the design of a combined groundnut roaster and oil expeller machine. The designs consist of two distinct units: the roasting and expelling units. The components design includes the hopper, machine capacity, casing, conveyor trays, vibrator motor, heating filament, shaft diameter, auger, belt length and velocity of electric motor. The various units were combined so as to remove the drudgery and constraints associated with having to do the roasting and expelling processes separately. This combination makes it portable and reduces space.
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