Densities of melon seeds, kernels and hulls.
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JFE-02-89 |
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Densities of melon seeds, kernels and hulls.
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Teotia, M. S.
Ramakrishna, P. |
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24 Fruits
05 Processing and Engineering |
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Description |
True density, bulk density and apparent density of the seeds, kernels and hulls of commercial varieties of muskmelon, longmelon and watermelon were determined. There is a significant difierence between the apparent densities of kernels and of seeds. Kernels are denser than water whereas seeds are less dense; hence kernels sink while seeds float in water. A suitable water separation tank, either batch or continuous, based on this property can be designed for separation of the kernel and seed fractions obtained by mechanical dehulling of the melon seeds. |
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1989
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Article
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application/pdf
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en
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http://ir.cftri.com/3695/1/Journal_of_Food_Engineering%2C_Volume_9%2C_Issue_3%2C_1989%2C_Pages_231-236.pdf
Teotia, M. S. and Ramakrishna, P. (1989) Densities of melon seeds, kernels and hulls. Journal of Food Engineering, 9 (3). 231-236, 5 ref.. |
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