Circulating method for live Paphia undufata at ecological ice-temperature
A barfia and corrugated technology, which is applied in the field of ecological ice temperature preservation and circulation of corrugated barfia, can solve the problems of different physiological metabolism of shellfish, late start of research, and difficulty in meeting actual needs, and achieves a safe solution to the problem. Effect
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[0026] 1. Purification of Phaphia rugosa: Select fresh and live Phaphia rugosa clams of the same individual size, put them in a frame and put them into a circulating seawater purification pool, and prepare sterile seawater with ultraviolet light at a temperature of 20-30°C, a ratio of 1:25 to 1:25, and a flow rate of 2.44 to circulate seawater. ×10 -5 m 3 / s (take the volume of purification bucket as 0.105m 3 For example, the same below), the purification treatment is 24h.
[0027] 2. Keeping the clam alive: add sterile seawater with a shell water ratio of 1:2~4 to keep it alive. The keeping container can be divided into shells weighing 1-5kg, sealed with a film, and carried out at 15-18°C. Keep alive and circulate.
[0028] Result: After purification, the shellfish meets the hygienic standard of seawater shellfish (GB2744-1996): coliform group ≤ 300MPN / 100g, total number of bacteria 5 cfu / g. The survival rate of shellfish reached 100% after 2 days of keeping alive in ice ...
Embodiment 2
[0030] 1. Purification of Phaphia rugosa: Select fresh and live Phaphia rugosa clams of the same individual size and put them into a frame for circulating seawater purification pool, and prepare sterile seawater with ultraviolet light at a temperature of 20-30°C, baby ratio water 1:15, and circulating seawater flow rate 3.66 ×10-5m3 / s, purification treatment 24h.
[0031] 2. Keeping the clam alive: Add sterile seawater with a shell water ratio of 1:2~4 to keep alive. The keep alive container can be divided into 1~5kg shellfish, sealed with a film, and carried out at 15~18°C. Keep alive and circulate.
[0032] Result: After purification, the shellfish meets the hygienic standard of seawater shellfish (GB2744-1996): coliform group 5 cfu / g. The survival rate of shellfish reached 100% after 2 days of keeping alive in ice temperature.
Embodiment 3
[0034] 1. Purification of Phaphia rugosa: Select fresh and live Phaphia rugosa clams of the same individual size, put them in a frame and put them into a circulating seawater purification pool, and prepare sterile seawater with ultraviolet light at a temperature of 20-30℃, baby ratio water 1:25, and circulating seawater flow rate 2.44 ×10 -5 m 3 / s, purification treatment 24h.
[0035]2. Keeping clams alive: take 1-5kg of clams, pack them with mesh belts, wrap them tightly with a sealing machine, and keep them alive at 10-15°C.
[0036] Result: After purification, the shellfish meets the hygienic standard of seawater shellfish (GB2744-1996): coliform group ≤ 300MPN / 100g, total number of bacteria 5 cfu / g. The survival rate of shellfish reached 100% after 2 days of keeping alive in ice temperature.
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