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Fish Scaler
TABACO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
TABACO CITY

BATTERY-OPERATED
FISH SCALING
DEVICE

PROPONENTS:

NIÑO REY B. BORNILLA

GIL C. BRUTAS JR.

ERIKA C. MAE LU

NESIE B. VOLANTE

CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
This chapter includes the background of the study, statement of the problem, significance of the study and the scope and limitations.

Background of the Study
Innovation of technology is very advance nowadays. For that reason, man is now determined to generate more beneficial projects and upgrade devices for special purposes.
Our local community is composed of different people with different concerns. Individuals like fishermen and fish vendors need improved devices that will help them with their works. Through research, kitchenware can be innovated to make their work faster and easier.
With this necessity in the community, the researcher comes up with this study, a Battery- Operated Fish Scaling Device.

Statement of the Problem
This study aims to improve the scaling process by using Battery-Operated Fish Scaling Device.
The sub-problems of this study are:
How will the use of the Battery-Operated Fish Scaling Device and the common type of fish scaler (A piece of wood attached with nails) affect the following: a. Quality of fish b. Time c. Number of fish

Hypothesis 1. There is a significant difference between the scaling process of the battery operated scaling device and the commonly used fish scaler in the following variables: quality of fish and time allotted. 2. There is no significant difference between the scaling process of the battery operated scaling device and the commonly used fish scaler in the following variables: quality of fish and time allotted.

Objective of the Problem The main objective of this research is to minimize the time in scaling a fish in a fast and economic way. Also, to have a safer and healthier process in scaling a fish since fish scalers which are made of metals or

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