A Review Paper of Sea-Water Ice Slurry Generator and its Application on Indonesian Traditional Fishing

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Sea-water ice slurry generator is aimed to produce ice-slurry using sea-water while fishing on boat. Some models of ice slurry generator have been researched and developed. Indonesia as an archipelago and maritime nation has big potential in fishery. Appropriate model for Indonesian traditional fishing boat is necessary. The most important part of ice slurry generator is evaporator, including auger and scrapper. Some studies on ice slurry are presented in this review paper in order to get larger view on design of ice slurry generator.

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