Image-processed mango sizing machine
1991
Bundit Jarimopas (Kasetsart Univ. Kamphaeng Saen Campus, Nakhon Pathom (Thailand). National Agricultural Machinery Center) | Pansak Siriratchatapong | Thanit Chaiyaboonyathanit
Development of mango sizing machine was based upon linear relationship between projected area and weight of mango. The machine comprises a portable TV camera taking a picture of moving mango by the control of the photocell. The picture will be scanned, white-pixel counted and compared with the number of white pixel of the standard size mango by 32 bit, 68008. Then it will give signal to a solinoid mounted on the conveyor to tap the mango into the corresponding rotary bin. Sizing machine testing exhibited sizing capacity of 1 ton per hour at the sizing efficiency of 89.77 % with ignorable mechanical damage. The machine could size mango (Namdok Mai No.4) into 4 classes (Extra fruit weight360 g, No.1 fruit weight 310.1 to 360 g, No.2 fruit weight 250.1 to 310 g and No.3 fruit weight 200 to 250 g) at belt speed 37.8 cm/sec.
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