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Ghanaian scientists have designed a device to divide cacao cobs that works with five monocrystalline photovoltaic panels. They have simulated their operation and found that it can achieve a division efficiency of 98.92 %. Ghanaian research team has designed and analyzed a machine to split cacao pruning that works with photovoltaic energy. “The opening of cacao cobs is done manually in the less developed regions using manual tools such as machete…
Photovoltaics for cocoa pod splitting
Scientists have designed a cocoa pod splitting device that runs on five monocrystalline PV panels. They have simulated its operation and have found it can achieve a splitting efficiency of 98.92%.A research team from Ghana has designed and analyzed a PV-powered cocoa pod splitting machine. “Cocoa pod splitting is executed manually in less developed regions using hand tools such as machetes, a method that is time-consuming, labor-intensive, and s…
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