Factors affecting the productivity improvement in miniature dehusking split pulse machine and its optimization for rural development

Outstanding work has been done on this research work to establish the feasibility of this venture and to initiate operations in the field of split pulses. In such research work, we shaped the required backward & forward linkages to less-developed formers & economically struggling ruler famil...

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Main Authors: Tupkar, Atul B., Pawar, Shyam Sundar
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Adequacy
Chickpeas
Experimentation
Flexible working
Global marketing
Grinding wheels
Lentils
Optimization
Pigeonpeas
Power consumption
Recovery
Rural development
Working hours
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Summary:Outstanding work has been done on this research work to establish the feasibility of this venture and to initiate operations in the field of split pulses. In such research work, we shaped the required backward & forward linkages to less-developed formers & economically struggling ruler families to stay alive with a positive approach in their lives and empower rural entrepreneurs. The objective of research work is to pick up the pace of the development of Rural Industrialization in the country along the outline of Gandhian vision of sustainable and self-dependent village saving and to advance the goods of rural industry & increase extensive adequacy in the home & global markets. Thus, we have assembled a miniature pulse machine that is easy in design, condensed size, reduces power consumption, low repairs, economical price, and enhances higher production rate with good quality, minimum losses, and nutritive value from other available miniature pulse mills cost a lakh rupees. It produces revenue and provides flexible working hours according to the homemakers’ need. The fabricated unit can be helpful for processing all types of raw pulse-like pigeon pea gram, chickpeas, Red Lentils, Green Moog, Kabuli Chana, etc. into a finished split pulse. The market-based environment of this present research effort ensures its long-standing practicability & sustainability. This corresponds to a prospect to establish that decentralized, small-scale processing is a practical avenue for rural livelihood creation and uplift of the poor rural peoples & to support, recovery of the products of rural industry. The emery grade for grinding wheel for dehusking and splitting is selected i.e. 24 & 36 no. as per course grit and fine coarse grit, for experimentation we selected raw chickpeas from vidarbha region, the gap adjustment between rotating and stationary wheel is 5 - 7 mm, the grinding speed variation from 180- 240 rpm as per referred journals. Finally, the experimentation concluded that, after all our research and experiments, the optimum setting is of grade 24 emery for good output, 6 mm gap between wheels, and 200 RPM & optimum finished dal recovery by 81.39%.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0162944