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- noun A machine that removes
hulls .
Etymologies
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Examples
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A hammer mill perhaps might not work on such a system, but the dehuller alone would relieve the major and most unpleasant part of the drudgery.
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In some cases, the dehuller and hammer mill are combined into a single unit.
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The dehuller does only half of what African women do: it takes off the seed's outer layer, leaving white, ricelike grain.
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The essential component, the dehuller, was originally designed at the Prairie Regional Laboratory in Saskatoon, Canada.
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In Andhra Pradesh, India, processing sorghum and milllet using the mini-dehuller has enabled the establishment of small-scale food production businesses run by women.
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The mini-CIS dehuller is now being manufactured and commercialized by SISMAR.
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Various models of the dehuller are manufactured in Botswana
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ENDA distributes two mini-dehullers: an 18-kg barrel capacity dehuller with aspiration and a 10-kg barrel capacity batch processor.
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The mini-CIS dehuller was originally designed by the Prairie Research Laboratory of Canadas National Research Council, and modified and adapted in several countries of Africa as well as in India.
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This has led to improvements in one model of the dehuller, making it more durable, simple, inexpensive, and easy to maintain.
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