Feed and rotor
Record fruit preparation and feed stability. Rotor action and clearance must be assessed with actual seed integrity, not chosen only for a higher recovered mass.
Related equipment duty →GUAVA / EQUIPMENT & ENGINEERING
Inside the guava seed-separation duty
Explore feed and rotor, screen and pulp outlet, and the separate seed/skin residue path in a conceptual guava pulper.
Three areas, two outlets
The illustration below is an engineering explanation, not a supplied model drawing. It shows why the recovered pulp and the retained seed/skin stream both need attention during a trial.
Do not hide residue behind a yield claim
A wetter residue can indicate retained useful pulp, while a more aggressive setting can change seed damage or fibre passage. Assess matched samples and total measured streams before drawing a conclusion.
Screen and product outlet
Recovered pulp passes the screen into a separate path. Record aperture and condition, then assess the product using the agreed seed/fibre method. Screen size alone does not describe all particles.
Related equipment duty →Seed and skin residue
Retained seeds, skin and coarse fibre need an independent discharge. Sample this stream, check seed damage and identify useful pulp carried out with it.
Related equipment duty →LET’S DEFINE YOUR EQUIPMENT SCOPE
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