/br>Dimension (L*W*H): depends on the cooking oil machine modeWeight: depends on the cooking oil machine modeCertification: CE, BV,ISO9001item : cooking oil turnkey projectproduction process: pretreatment, extraction, refiningRaw material: vegetable seedBleaching waste Oil content land: 25% to 35% Electric consumption: 28Kwh/T OilSoftened water: 150Kg/T OilPhosphoric acid: 2~3 kg/T OilBleaching land consumption: 80-500KG/T oilSupplier type: cooking oil turnkey projectSteel material: stainless steel or carbon steel
- Production capacity: 1500kg/hour
- Voltage: 220V
- Weight: 5000 KG
- Warranty: 5 years
- Main components warranty: 5 years
- Main components: pressure vessel, pump, others, gears, gearbox
- Oil type: cooking oil
- Item names: solvent extraction plant price
- The extraction volume: 6 cubic meters
- Vacuum pump power: 12kw
- Concentration amount (kg/h): 1500
- Concentrate density (%): 1.2-1.35
- Model number: TN- 6/ 1500
- Concentration evaporator capacity: 1500 kg/hour
- Extraction time (h): 8
- Raw material input capacity (kg) : 600-800
- Place of production :Porcelain
- How to bring wheat production & marketing development in Ethiopia?
- Finally, to bring wheat production and marketing development in Ethiopia, attention from responsible bodies on the expansion of infrastructure, awareness creation for wheat farmers through training on value-adding activities, intervention on the expansion of irrigable land and motivating large-scale farms have been suggested.
- Is Ethiopia a good producer of wheat?
- In Ethiopia, wheat production and productivity has shown increasing rate, especially from 2005 to 2017. This makes Ethiopia as one of the largest wheat producers in sub-Saharan countries. Even though it shows potential, wheat production and productivity is relatively small by global standards.
- Where does wheat come from in Ethiopia?
- The highlands of the central, south-eastern and northwest parts of the country are the main wheat-growing areas of Ethiopia. Regionally, the national production of wheat comes from Oromia (57.4%), Amhara (27%), SNNP (8.7%) and Tigray (6.2%) (CSA, 2014 ). Wheat has many uses like that of other cereal crops produced in the country.
- What are the primary wheat production constraints in Ethiopia?
- Goshu et al. ( 2019) investigated that diseases (stem rust, leaf rust and stripe rust), environmental factors (difference in agroecology) and pests (aphids, armyworms and birds) were the primary wheat production constraints in Ethiopia.
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