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Y. A. Unguwanrimi

Publications (4)

Draft Requirement of Two Animal - Drawn Institute for Agricultural Research (IAR) Weeders

Y. A. Unguwanrimi, A. M. Sada, G. N. Ugama, H. S. Garuba & A. Ugoani · Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · 2020

Draft requirements of two animal – drawn (IAR) weeders operating on loam soil were determined in the study. The implements include a straddle row weeder and an emcot attached rotary weeder evaluated under the same soil conditions, using a pair of white Fulani breed of oxen. The a...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jerr/2020/v10i317039

Comparative Studies of Two Developed On-farm Solar Dryers for Vegetables

S. A. Okaiyeto, Y. A. Unguwanrimi, S. I. Ogijo, B. J. Jonga & A. M. Sada · Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · 2020

This research work was carried out to provide local farmers with on-farm solar dryers to minimize post-harvest losses of vegetables. Two dryers (Mixed mode and Indirect mode on-farm solar dryers) were constructed using locally available materials. The dryers basically consist of...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jerr/2020/v10i417046

Thin Layer Modelling of Indirect and Mixed-Mode on-Farm Drying of Selected Vegetables

Nathaniel Oji, S. A. Okaiyeto & Y. A. Unguwanrimi · Asian Food Science Journal · 2022

The thin layer drying characteristics of tomato and okra slices dried using mixed-mode on-farm solar dryer, indirect mode on-farm solar dryer and open sun drying. The tomato and okra slices dried faster when dried under the mixed-mode on-farm solar dryer. Drying time was reduced...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/afsj/2022/v21i430425

Comparative Study of Three Solar Drying Methods of Adensonia digitate L. (Baobab Leaves using Drying Kinetics and Empirical Drying Models)

S. A. Okaiyeto, Nathaniel Oji & Y. A. Unguwanrimi · Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · 2021

A comparative study of three drying methods of baobab leaves have been conducted and reported. Mixed mode solar drying, indirect mode solar drying and open sun drying of baobab leaves were conducted based on three drying models viz a viz Lewis,. Page and Henderson and Pabis model...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jerr/2021/v20i817361