Prototyping of a Multi-Purpose Mechanized Chopper

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  • Manuel Bajet Jr.
  • Norma A. Esguerra

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.69566/ijestm.v19i1.234

Abstract

The multi-purpose mechanized chopper was designed and fabricated using metal working concepts. It has a housing frame 70 cm wide, 1O cm long, 80 cm high; with detachable spout and a rotating rotor which is mounted with eight (8) chopping blades, fifty (50) centimeters long. A 30 cm wide chute conveys the materials to be chopped to a chopping board with blades. It is powered by 7.5 hp diesel engine, the usual pump motor size for the "kuligligs" which is the popular service vehicle of most farmers nowadays. The machine could chop different farm wastes like stalks of corn, tobacco, banana, papaya, sugarcane, and rice whether fresh or dried. Its average speed is 100 kilograms in ten (10) minutes. One unit of said prototype costs fifty three thousand nine hundred sixty six pesos (P53,966.00), including its own 7.5 hp diesel engine, and only costs twenty nine thousand nine hundred sixty six pesos (P 29,966.000 ) without the motor.

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Published

2010-12-30

How to Cite

Manuel Bajet Jr., & Norma A. Esguerra. (2010). Prototyping of a Multi-Purpose Mechanized Chopper. The Vector: International Journal of Emerging Science, Technology and Management (IJESTM), 19(1). https://doi.org/10.69566/ijestm.v19i1.234

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