Rotary walnut сalibrator is a machine designed for sorting inshell walnuts by size. It calibrates the walnut into 4 fractions: 28, 32, 36, 40 mm (these are the most common walnut sizes). At the request of the customer, the dimensions of the holes can be changed. Sizing (sorting) of walnuts is carried out before the cracking of the walnut or before the sale of the walnut on the market. The advantages are: Makes it easier to adjust the nutcracker to the nut size Increases the percentage of the whole kernel. Increases the cost of the inshell walnut. Sorts large quantities of walnuts qualitatively Principle of operation: the walnutis poured into the bunker and the installation is turned on. During the work of the calibrator, the walnut moves inside the drum and, falling into the holes corresponding to its size, is sent to the unloading container. Thanks to the gates, the walnut can be packed into bags right during the work of the calibrator.
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Optical Sorting Systems are a widely utilized technology used within the food industry; most particularly used in processing harvested foods such as fruits and vegetables, most notably potatoes, and nuts. Optical sorting was designed to help improve product quality, maximize throughput and increase yields. Within an optical sorting system there are four main components, the feed system, the optical system, the image processing software and last the separation system. The optical system utilizes lights and sensors housed above and below the flow of the products being inspected. It works by using a combination of light and sensors to illuminate objects; and to do this Beam-Splitters are one of the optical components used. Within the camera used in the system a Beam-Splitter cube is used to divide the light source coming from a single lens, into different channels; and each channel is filtered to a specific spectral region Read PDF for more data
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