Project Summary | Project Information |
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For an updated project description, click on the following link for the Project Readiness Package. Farmers in Borgne, Haiti have identified breadfruit as one of the most wasted agricultural products in the area because it is hard to transport, store, and preserve. It is possible to convert breadfruit into flour to address these problems, however they need a simple way to do this in an area with limited resources. Concepts of a shredding, drying, and grinding process have been created, however, these solutions require materials that are not readily available in Haiti. The goals of this project are to create a low cost, low energy input breadfruit processor/process that will result in consistent flour quality. The project deliverables will be a working prototype to shred and grind breadfruit effectively. For more information on helping the people of Haiti follow these links: |
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Team Members
Member | Role | Contact |
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Patrick Connolly | Mechanical Engineer | |
Samantha Huselstein | Mechanical Engineer | |
Brittany Griffin | Industrial Engineer | |
Andrew Beckmann | Mechanical Engineer | |
Alan Kryszak | Mechanical Engineer |
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Acknowledgements
- Special Thanks to Sarah Brownell.
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