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What are the end product of cassava?

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The main usage of cassava is food, animal feed, and industry processing and develop. [Read also: T he Cassava Processing Industry in Nigeria: Traditional Techniques, Technological Developments and New Opportunity ]  Cassava roots is one of the main raw material in the world for industrial starch production. Now, world harvested cassava, 65% used for food. As a raw material for the production of feed, rough cassava flour and leaves are a high-energy feed ingredient. In the fermentation industry, cassava starch or dried cassava chips can be used to make alcohol, citric acid, glutamic acid, lysine, cassava protein, glucose, fructose, etc. These products are widely used in food, beverage, medicine, textile (dyed cloth), paper making, etc. So as the question what are the end product of cassava, there don't have definite answer. Read also: What can cassava be processed   into? What are the end product of cassava? What are the end product of cassava? You can see the main indu

How can we get tapioca from cassava?

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Tapioca starch is a kind of deep processing product from cassava roots. The process includes cleaning, washing, crushing, separating, refining, dehydrating and drying. If you are interested in how can we get tapioca from cassava, please read the following information. How can we get tapioca from cassava? Step 1. cassava washing and cleaning Fresh cassava is the first key guarantee in the process of How can we get tapioca from cassava? Dry sieve is to remove a portion of cassava sediment, and then feed the material into paddle washing machine. Paddle washing machine then rotates its paddle to wash raw material with water. It adopts counter-current principle, then cassava will be washed clean. Step 2. cassava cutting and crushing Put the clean cassava into the cutting machine and then into the file grinder for the breaking process. The role of fragmentation is to destroy the structure of cassava, so that small starch particles can be separated from cassava tubers. Raspe