|
|
|
Contact Us||
About Us
Advancing the World with Knowledge... |
|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|

June 2012 Vol. 1(3)
• Abstract
•
Full text
•Reprint
(PDF) ( 472 KB)
Search
Pubmed for articles by:
Kolawole OP
Ogunlowole AS
Other links:
PubMed Citation
Related articles in PubMed |
|
Global
Advanced Research Journal of Food Science and Technology
June 2012 Vol. 1(3), pp
044-048
Copyright © 2012 Global Advanced Research Journals
Full Length Research Paper
|
Effect of
Filtrating Medium Resistance on Cassava Pulp
Dewatering
Oladele Peter KOLAWOLE
1,*,
Leo Sunday AGBETOYE2, Agboola Semion
OGUNLOWO 3
1
International Institute of Tropical Agriculture
Ibadan, Nigeria.
2
Agricultural Engineering Departments, Federal
University of Technology Akure, Nigeria.
3
Agricultural Engineering Departments, Federal
University of Technology Akure, Nigeria.
Corresponding author Email:
P.KOLAWOLE@CGIAR.ORG
Accepted 19 June 2012
|
|
Abstract |
|
Cassava pulp dewatering by applying pressure on the
grated pulp was carried out. Pulp particles were
constrained while the liquid was free. The cassava
pulp cake was compressed. Experimental equipment was
designed to obtain the applied pressure from various
devices and the final moisture content of resulting
cake was compared. Hydraulic jack press reduced the
moisture content of cake to the acceptable level
for gari production at a pressure of 69000 N/m2
and to a moisture content of 40%- 45%wet basis, Pulp
particles capable of creating resistances within the
filtering medium were identified.
Keywords:
Dewatering, Specific resistance, Cassava pulp.
|
|
|
|
|
|