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A sago resistant starch Pilot Washing Refining Unit is a specialized, scaled-down system designed for the research, development, and optimization of processes to produce high-quality resistant starch from sago. This unit bridges the gap between laboratory experiments and full-scale industrial production, allowing for precise control and testing of various parameters. It typically involves a washing section to remove impurities and non-starch components, followed by a refining section that purifies and enhances the starch quality through processes like centrifugation, hydrocyclone refining, and filtration. The pilot scale enables thorough testing of different sago starch formulations and processing conditions, facilitating process optimization and the production of small batches for market evaluation without significant capital investment.