Abrasive seed delinting with cottonseed refrigeration

Details Abrasive seed delinting with cottonseed refrigeration Abrasive seed delinting with cottonseed refrigeration

1993-07-30

1995-06-13

Crowder, Clifford D.

Textiles: fiber preparation

Liberating

Ginning

19 41, 19 645, 19 66CC, D01B 104

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054231078

ABSTRACT:
Cotton seed are mechanically delinted by a process such as abrasion. To prevent the heat produced by the mechanical delinting from damaging the germination of the seed, the seed are mechanically cooled, or chilled, or refrigerated, to prevent the interior of the seed from being heated above 140.degree.. One method of chilling the seed is by spraying the seed with liquid nitrogen immediately before delinting.

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