Evaluación del principio de rebote para separar objetos duros y frutos verdes del café cereza

Bouncing characteristics were used to separate hard objects (stones and nails) and green berries of 2 coffee cultivars (Colombia and Caturra) in Colombia. A falling height of 60 cm and an inclination board of 40° resulted in a separation efficiency of 51.5 and 9.9 percent for hard objects and green berries, respectively.

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Main Authors: 110051 Restrepo Hernández, I., 42116 Alvarez Mejía, F., 116287 Sanz Uribe, J.R.
Format: biblioteca
Published: 2000
Subjects:COFFEA, CAFE, VARIEDADES, EQUIPO, SEPARACION, CLASIFICACION DE PRODUCTOS, COLOMBIA,
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Summary:Bouncing characteristics were used to separate hard objects (stones and nails) and green berries of 2 coffee cultivars (Colombia and Caturra) in Colombia. A falling height of 60 cm and an inclination board of 40° resulted in a separation efficiency of 51.5 and 9.9 percent for hard objects and green berries, respectively.