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DOI: Quality Properties Of Vitellaria Paradoxa-Spread Nuts Under Compressive Stacking
Nakpodia, L. R. , Department Of Agricultural Engineering , Obafemi Awolowo University, NigeriaAbstract
Pressure tests were performed on heat-rewarded Vitellaria paradoxa margarine nuts to
contemplate the impacts of temperature and stacking position on break power, distortion,
strength and immovability of the nuts. The elements analyzed effectsly affected the
deliberate boundaries (crack power, twisting, durability and immovability) at 95% certainty
level. Break power, disfigurement and sturdiness diminished while solidness expanded with
increments in temperature in both pivotal and parallel stacking positions. Higher estimations
of solidness however lower estimations of break power, disfigurement and sturdiness were
acquired when Vitellaria paradoxa-spread nuts were compacted in sidelong stacking position
contrasted and hub stacking position under similar conditions.
Keywords
Quality properties,, Vitellaria paradoxa-spread nut
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