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    Automated fruit and vegetables shredder machine for composting
    (Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University - Mid La Union Campus, 2023-05) Dameg, Jade R.; Agsaoay, Krizza Mae J.; Gatchallan, Edna Rose P.; Refugia, Dave John; CariƱo, Kenneth C.; Tattao, Luis A.; Aquino, Angeline L.; Armiendo, Mary Jean C.; Meana, Melchor A.
    The Automated Fruits and Vegetables Shredder Machine for Composting focuses on rotten fruits and vegetables that will be shredded to be alternative organic fertilizers that can help its beneficiaries. Also, it is different from other shredding machines because it is also a combination of a mixer for the shredded fruit and vegetables, and the soil will be used is loam soil in particular. The machine also is automated and not pedal-powered like most fabricated fruit and vegetable shredders for the time being the mixer is been separated so it is not time-consuming and it easy to operate for the reason that we develop /he machine with a Ihp motor. Most shredders available in markets and fabricated are for papers and plastics and other industrial purposes for breaking down materials for various applications, volume reductions, and product destruction. Mostly shredded materials in industrial shredders are metals, tires, wood leather, and solid garbage. There are also fruit and vegetable but mostly it is a blender, food processor, and slicing machine. While the machine we develop focuses on shredding or cutting rotten fruit and vegetables into small pieces so that they can be decomposed much faster and more effectively. So that we can effectively recycle the fruit and vegetables or food waste not often able to effectively recycled. We choose a shredder design rather than just slicing and blending to come up with the appropriate particle size we needed for the final shredded product.