Paddy De Husker

BHAIKE Pneumatic Paddy De-Husker is designed to remove husk from paddy accurately and with minimal breakage. The design has two inbuilt rubber rollers that rotate in opposite directions and the built in pressure is controlled through a pneumatic component. As the paddy is fed to the hopper, the underlying sensor activates the feed shutter that directs the paddy to the rubber rollers via the inclined feed shutter. The movable arm immediately adjusts itself closer to the fixed rubber roller that results in the shelling of paddy.

BHAIKE Paddy De-Husker is a machine that is used to automate the processing of removing the chaff (outer husks) of rice grains accurately and with minimal breakage. Throughout history, there have been numerous techniques to hull rice. Traditionally, it would be pounded using some form of mortar and pestle. An early simple machine to do this is a rice pounder. Later even more efficient machinery was developed to hull and polish rice. These machines are most widely developed and used throughout Asia.

The Paddy De-Husker (rice huller) realizes the hulling purpose through press and twist force between a pair of rubber rolls and by weight pressure. Rubber rollers may be used to reduce the amount of breakage of the grains, so increasing the yield of the best quality head rice. The hulled material mixture is separated into brown rice and rice husk by air force in the separating chamber.

The Paddy De-Husker (rice huller) is incorporated with dust collector filter to collect this rice dust for disposal. Dust generated from rice mills is highly combustible that is why proper collection management and disposal is a must to avoid disaster. The husk from the seed is being collected and is mostly used as an organic fertilizer. Burned and mixed with soil, industrial fertilizer it is being added in a compost pit.