Review DEVELOPMENT OF COCONUT DEHUSKER MACHINE FOR SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY

Herdian, Fithra and Aulia Novita, Sri and Laksmana, Indra and Riza Nurtam, Mohammad and Rildiwan, Rildiwan and Zulnadi, Zulnadi Review DEVELOPMENT OF COCONUT DEHUSKER MACHINE FOR SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY. DEVELOPMENT OF COCONUT DEHUSKER MACHINE FOR SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY.

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Abstract

West Sumatra-Indonesia has potential to plant coconut due to the coastal location, sunshine level with average temperature 27oC. Coconut is a very productive plant. Coconut dehusking is one of the process that take a lot of time and energy. Most of the farmer still using human manual labor with the help of tools made of iron or wooden crowbar that is mounted standing vertically with blade facing upward about 80 cm from the ground. To increase the quantity of coconut products, it is designed the coconut dehusker machine. The main component of machine were two rollers that rotate each other in opposite directions with each roller embedded iron-shaped nails that work to tear the coconut husk. Each roller has a different rotational speed. This machine has dimensions of 98 cm x 51 cm x 95 cm. Roller length is 50 cm and diameter 4 inch. Power source of the machine is an 2 HP electric motor, the speed was reduced by using 2 speeds reducer with the ratio of 1:20 and 1:30 respectively. From the performance test of this machine can dehusk 100 coconut per hour. The operational basic cost of the machine equal to Rp 129.89 per coconut (about 1 cent) and Break Event Point is 12.387 coconut per year from the result of performance test. From the economic analysis machine can be concluded that the use of this machine is better when compared to human labor which has limitation to duration and capacity

Item Type: Article
Subjects: S Agriculture > S Agriculture (General)
T Technology > T Technology (General)
Depositing User: indra laksmana
Date Deposited: 24 Jun 2023 06:04
Last Modified: 24 Jun 2023 06:04
URI: http://repository.ppnp.ac.id/id/eprint/1668

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