article · International Journal of Mechanical Engineering
This paper presents the design and fabrication of a power-operated rotary slicing machine that is capable of producing chips from plantain, cocoyam, cassava and other related farm produce. The machine becomes imperative to aid the preservation of these farm produce for a longer period of time, especially to make them available throughout the season. The machine is made up of a cutter mechanism, a feeder mechanism, an outlet chute and a prime mover. The operation and maintenance of the machine require little or no skill to carry out. Its availability will go a long way to boost the economy and social life of individuals as it aids small and medium-scale businesses. The production cost is N97,800.
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DOI: 10.14445/23488360/ijme-v10i6p102
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