fresh fruit bunch (FFB) will be manually transferred into the bin. Currently, manual FFB loading involves picking up bunches with an iron spike and dropping them into a 1-1.5 m height bin (Figure 1). Multiple handlings will increase the overall time taken and lower the FFB quality. Workers are also prone to fatigue when handling big bunches.

May 1, 2020 · Harvesting and transportation represent a substantial proportion of the labor cost of a plantation. Additionally, it involves continuous production of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) by oil palm to...

The MBG comes with a grabber arm to carry out the Ground-to-Bin evacuation of heavy fresh fruit bunches (FFB). Highly efficient, the MBG eliminates the need for an operator to get off the machine to collect the FFB and it directly transfers FFB into our 10 MT metric tonne bin instead of smaller multiple bins.

Jul 1, 2020 · Various methods are used to collect and transport oil palm fresh fruit bunches (FFB) after harvesting, which largely depend on the scale of the operation and the topography of the terrain.

The bin carries the FFB and is manually tipped for unloading. Besides carrying FFB, the machine can be used to carry other things such as herbicide and for fertilizer application.

It is a motorized hydrau- lic loader. It is powered by a diesel engine which runs a hydraulic pump that activates hydraulic cylinders to unload the FFB and loose fruits into a bin. It will then unload the FEB and loose fruits from the bin into a mainline transporter that carries the FFB to the mill.

Currently, manual FFB loading involves picking up bunches with an iron spike and dropping them into a 1-1.5 m height bin (Figure 1). Multiple handlings will increase the overall time taken and lower the FFB quality.

The Bin system unit is a system for transporting FFB harvested from the TPH to the palm oil mill for processing. The system consists of two transport vehicles and a bin.

The construction of the machine consists of the main chassis and driving unit, mechanical loading assembly, scissor-lift FFB bin, and associated control unit. The overall dimensions of the machine are 3200 mm (length), 1500 mm (width) and 2080 mm (height).

The FFB bin is controlled by a hauling cable wound around a drum connected to the prime mover and can be positioned at the top or bottom of a hill slope. A 5 HP diesel engine powers the system. The mainline cable is 12 mm in diameter and hauling cable 6mm in diameter.