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Cleaning : removes foreign objects, such
as hey, straw, stone, tree stump, and snail shell,
from the paddy.
Husking : rubs excessive husks off cleaned
paddy. Once removed, brown rice is separated from
the husks through the ventilation process.
Paddy Separator : separates some unhusked
paddy from brown rice by applying a difference
in gravitational pull and surface friction The
unhusked paddy, then, re-enters the husking process.
Milling : strips off the bran layer from
brown rice. The bran layer is by air ventilation,
which sucks in the brand layer. This process usually
takes 2 to 3 cycles, depending on the required
milling degree.
Grading : separates milled rice (mixture
of different sizes: whole grain, head rice, and
broken rice) by a sieve grader. The finished rice
will be stored in individual bads, according to
its grade. And the rice is ready for delivery.
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