No No, don run off post reading the heading ~~ I hv not om back from any indistrial visit nor am I gona bore you With some hi-funda oild extractoion proocess! First lemme tell u what gave me this idea for a topic(yea yea this topic of everything) ~~ It was a glass of orange juice tht I was squeezing out! Yea you heard tht rt... Read on n lemme know if you think am rt.....
As I was squeezing out this orange juice, it stuck me tht the process of extracting cocnut oil is so v damn similar ~~ Sachi! Its as simple as desiccating the dry cocnuts , squezing them till the last drop of oil is extracted and then filtering it out ~~ almost how we extract the fresh fruit juice right See the pics if you don belive me ~~
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| The actual machine ~~ K k its a wee size bigger than our fruit extractor! The rod u see at the topis the one tht desiccates the dry coconuts |
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| A closer look at the top part of the machine ~~ Desicating the coconut |
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| The bottom half of the machine ~~ The Juice(read oil) tickling out |
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| Filter it and there you hv Your oil ready to use! |
So aint I right ~~ Jus replace this mighty machine with your juice extractor ~~ Isnt the mechanism behind the same :)
Pics clicked at Udipi, Karnataka.
Linking this to
ABC Wednesday (O ~~ O for Oil (Oil extraction))
that is some serious machine!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
That is a good series for educational purpose.
ReplyDeleteVery informative!
ReplyDeleteLearn some Filipino custom and words with my O entr
How interesting!!
ReplyDeleteO is for..
Looks like for industrial use!! I use the micro to separate the shell from the fleshy part and then slice it to smaller bits an grate in a mixer grinder fine, finer finest or juice, according to the need!! I t reduces work by half :D
ReplyDeleteWow! Interesting :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting procedure !
ReplyDeleteGattina
ABC Team
that was really interesting
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