Method for removing sand from embedding-inhabitation type bivalved shells
A bivalve shellfish, fast technology, applied in the field of edible shellfish purification, to achieve the effect of simple operation, shortening the time of sand spitting, ensuring normal breathing and survival
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[0015] Chinese clams harvested when the natural seawater temperature is 22°C are placed in a water tank preheated to a water temperature of 28°C at a density of 5 kg per square meter based on the bottom area of the tank, and the depth of seawater in the tank is 20 cm. After 90 minutes, all the sediment in the Chinese clams were discharged.
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[0017] The Philippine clams collected when the natural seawater temperature is 10°C are placed in a water tank preheated to a water temperature of 15°C at a density of 5 kg per square meter according to the bottom area of the tank, and the seawater depth in the tank is 20 cm. . After 120 minutes, all the sediment in the body of the Philippine clam was completely discharged.
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