The object of the present invention is a machine and the continuous cycle processing process for pears, which includes mechanisms for feeding and distributing, housing and holding, aligning and expelling, enucleating the endocarp and peeling the pears, whether they are of variable shape or length and in which said mechanisms are synchronized and form a single or more aligned and integrated processing stations

In each work station, the distribution of the pears in the fruit bowls takes place automatically and vertically; the measurement of the endocarp of the pear starting from the measurement of its calyx end, takes place through the alignment mechanism of the pears, which does not cause unnecessary compressions on the fruit, and the pulp is stressed as little as possible, maintaining its necessary consistency, and making so that the part to be enucleated, where the seeds really are, always finds itself in correspondence with the small knives in charge of carrying out this function and part of the edible fruit is not eliminated.

Furthermore, the peeling takes place using a tool which, positioning itself at the measured point, tilts following the profile of the pear closely.

The object of the present invention is a machine and the continuous cycle processing process for pears, which includes mechanisms for feeding and distributing, housing and holding, aligning and expelling, enucleating the endocarp and peeling the pears, whether they are of variable shape or length and in which said mechanisms are synchronized and form a single or more aligned and integrated processing stations

In each work station, the distribution of the pears in the fruit bowls takes place automatically and vertically; the measurement of the endocarp of the pear starting from the measurement of its calyx end, takes place through the alignment mechanism of the pears, which does not cause unnecessary compressions on the fruit, and the pulp is stressed as little as possible, maintaining its necessary consistency, and making so that the part to be enucleated, where the seeds really are, always finds itself in correspondence with the small knives in charge of carrying out this function and part of the edible fruit is not eliminated.

Furthermore, the peeling takes place using a tool which, positioning itself at the measured point, tilts following the profile of the pear closely.

A method and apparatus for scarifying fruit by advancing at least one pair of opposed knives contemporaneously into an article of fruit (typically a frozen cranberry or other article of frozen fruit) through at least two locations on the surface of the fruit, such that none of the knives advances so far into the fruit that its tip protrudes out from the fruit. In embodiments which scarify frozen cranberries, each of the knives typically penetrates not more than about 7 mm, or in some cases not more than about 1 mm or 2 mm into the fruit. In some embodiments, each knife has a concave distal surface (for fitting against a convex article of fruit) with a pin protruding distally (e.g., by an amount in the range from about 1 mm to about 7 mm) from the distal surface.

An automatic separator for peel and pulp of Holboellia latifolia Wall is provided: the cooperation between a pressure roller set (9) and a scraping plate (11) is used for pressing and separating the peel and pulp of Holboellia latifolia Wall; a shell (2) surrounded by four rectangular plates which are perpendicular to each other and fixedly connected end to end is fixedly connected outside the table-shaped frame (14), two side rectangular plates (22) of the shell (2) are symmetrically provided with peel outlets (20), a screen table (18) is installed on the top of the pressure roller frame, two groups of automatic pressure roller adjusting devices (6) are provided at both sides of the screen table (18), respectively, and a pressure roller installing platform (5) is placed above the four automatic pressure roller adjusting devices (6) through grooves installed below a frame. The automatic separator with rational structural design which cuts Holboellia latifolia Wall into two halves through a knife half-cutting device (6), and which utilizes the extrusion force and the counter-acting force from rollers (91) to classify the peel and pulp in a peel outlet (13) and a seed pulp box (12) respectively, and which makes the processing under a stable and reliable condition.

An automatic separator for peel and pulp of Holboellia latifolia Wall is provided: the cooperation between a pressure roller set (9) and a scraping plate (11) is used for pressing and separating the peel and pulp of Holboellia latifolia Wall; a shell (2) surrounded by four rectangular plates which are perpendicular to each other and fixedly connected end to end is fixedly connected outside the table-shaped frame (14), two side rectangular plates (22) of the shell (2) are symmetrically provided with peel outlets (20), a screen table (18) is installed on the top of the pressure roller frame, two groups of automatic pressure roller adjusting devices (6) are provided at both sides of the screen table (18), respectively, and a pressure roller installing platform (5) is placed above the four automatic pressure roller adjusting devices (6) through grooves installed below a frame. The automatic separator with rational structural design which cuts Holboellia latifolia Wall into two halves through a knife half-cutting device (6), and which utilizes the extrusion force and the counter-acting force from rollers (91) to classify the peel and pulp in a peel outlet (13) and a seed pulp box (12) respectively, and which makes the processing under a stable and reliable condition.

An automated fruit processing system for cutting the fruit in half, removing the core, and extracting the flesh from the peel includes a plurality of functional assemblies arranged within an enclosure. Exemplary stations include a clamping module, rotating module, and cutting module. A computer and electronics are programmed and operable to control the automated stations. Related methods are described.

An automated fruit processing system for cutting the fruit in half, removing the core, and extracting the flesh from the peel includes a plurality of functional assemblies arranged within an enclosure. Exemplary stations include a clamping module, rotating module, and cutting module. A computer and electronics are programmed and operable to control the automated stations. Related methods are described.

The invention discloses a preparation method of mogroside and a processing device therefor, which relates to the technical field of sweet glycoside preparation. The device includes a collection cabin, a collection pipe, a peeling assembly and a centrifugal separation assembly, wherein the collection cabin is provided with the peeling assembly, the peeling assembly can peel a fresh fructus momordicae, and a peeled pulp enters the collection cabin so that the collection cabin can transport the pulp to the centrifugal separation assembly; the centrifugal separation assembly includes a separation cabin, a disc, a centrifugal cylinder and a filter pipe, wherein the disc is rotatably arranged in the separation cabin, a plurality of the centrifugal cylinders distributed in a circle are fixed at intervals on an outer peripheral side of the disc, the separation cabin being further provided with a liquid injection head corresponding to the centrifugal cylinder.

The invention discloses a preparation method of mogroside and a processing device therefor, which relates to the technical field of sweet glycoside preparation. The device includes a collection cabin, a collection pipe, a peeling assembly and a centrifugal separation assembly, wherein the collection cabin is provided with the peeling assembly, the peeling assembly can peel a fresh fructus momordicae, and a peeled pulp enters the collection cabin so that the collection cabin can transport the pulp to the centrifugal separation assembly; the centrifugal separation assembly includes a separation cabin, a disc, a centrifugal cylinder and a filter pipe, wherein the disc is rotatably arranged in the separation cabin, a plurality of the centrifugal cylinders distributed in a circle are fixed at intervals on an outer peripheral side of the disc, the separation cabin being further provided with a liquid injection head corresponding to the centrifugal cylinder.