Arsenio José Rodríguez Salaza. Design and optimization by response surface of a FAO grade-handicraft prototype for yucca starch extraction.. 2022. agriXiv.2022.00119
DOI:10.31220/agriRxiv.2022.00119
Design and optimization by response surface of a FAO grade-handicraft prototype for yucca starch extraction.
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Abstract: Abstract Yucca starch ( Manihot esculenta Crantz) plays several important roles in agroecological agriculture in the tropics. It is an inexpensive source of carbohydrates of high nutritional quality and easily accessible, if preserved and stored. The process of starch artisanal extraction is carried out in Latin America in a rudimentary and impractical way, with water and raw material wasted, which generates losses and ecological problems. This study shows how a prototype of a technological process (Matilda v1.0) for the artisan extraction of yucca starch with FAO grade quality was designed, built, and optimized. The optimization was performed using the response surface methodology, and the experimental design is a Box-Wilson 2 3 full factorial central composite, uniformly rotated and orthogonally blocked per day. Around 60 kg of starch for 200 kg yucca on a working day was obtained. The estimated starch yield was 31.83%, within a confidence interval of (30.24-32.97)% and a prediction interval of (27.98-35.23)%. This yield was higher than that reported for conventional artisanal extraction. Water use was about 0.3 L kg -1 yucca, significantly lower than in artisanal productions. The process developed would generate a lower impact on the environment and would allow small agricultural producers to empower themselves with sustainable technologies.
Key words: yucca; starch; extraction; artisanal; fao; lowe提交时间:2022-01-01
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