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The issue with maize is that kernel size is frequently not the same as grain size if you want the grains or seeds to be fine. Building a basic corn-grinding machine with electricity and human power in case of an electrical outage is the community service that was completed. The process begins with the design of a corn grinding machine, is followed by the construction of the machine, specifically grinding performance tests for different capacities of 3 kg, 4 kg, and 5 kg of corn utilizing both. The findings of a 60-minute human-powered corn grinding machine performance test showed that the maximum ground corn grinding, weighing 20 kg of ground corn with a fairly excellent grinding of corn granules/seeds. In the meantime, 30 kg of corn were weighed during the electric corn grinder's performance test in 60 minutes, and the machine's grinding of maize grains and ores was reasonably successful.
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