Method for maintaining low temperature of postharvest logistic microenvironment of waxberry fruits
A micro-environment and fruit technology, which is applied in the direction of freezing/cold storage of fruits/vegetables, etc., can solve the problems of restricting the large-scale development of bayberry industry, difficulty in realizing economic benefits, and high transportation costs, etc., to reduce microbial activities on the fruit surface and maintain The effect of fruit commodity quality and low transportation cost
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[0015] (1) Select red bayberry fruits with uniform size, consistent maturity, and no mechanical damage; (2) Put them in the cold storage at 2-3°C, pre-cool for 3-12 hours, and release the heat in the field to effectively reduce respiratory consumption and maintain good quality. (3) Put the temperature control materials (ordinary ice cubes and biological ice packs) into -20°C for more than 24 hours to freeze; (4) Divide the pre-cooled red bayberry fruits into 4 groups and put them into logistics with the same specification The foam incubator is put into the temperature control material to maintain the low temperature. The temperature control material is biological ice packs with different phase transition temperatures. Among the 4 groups of fruits, one group was added with the same amount of ordinary ice cubes, and the other three groups were respectively added with 3 kinds of biological ice packs with different phase transition temperatures. The phase change temperature is 0°C...
Embodiment 2
[0021] Biological ice packs with different phase transition temperatures have certain differences in cold storage capacity and cold release rate. The results show that the common temperature change is similar to the temperature change of the three kinds of biological ice packs, and the whole process is slightly higher than that of the biological ice packs. However, the amount of ordinary ice cubes in this process is 3 times that of the biological ice packs, and the ambient humidity in the box using ice cubes In the later stage, it is always higher than the three kinds of biological ice packs (the relative humidity is too high, which leads to abnormal respiratory metabolism, white spots of fruit, rot, etc., which are not conducive to the storage and transportation of bayberry fruit). Biological ice pack a can maintain a relatively lower temperature than biological ice pack b in the first 6 hours, and has been maintained at an ambient temperature lower than 5°C, while biological ...
Embodiment 3
[0023] Due to the biological characteristics of red bayberry fruit, temperature and humidity have a great influence on its rot rate during storage and logistics, and higher temperature and higher humidity can easily cause fruit rot. The results show that because the biological ice pack 2 can effectively control the temperature of the microenvironment of the bayberry fruit logistics at a low level, and will not cause excessive humidity in the microenvironment like ordinary ice cubes, the logistics bayberry fruit under the condition of this biological ice pack will rot The rot rate was the lowest, and the rot rate after 2 days on the shelf was only 6.4%. Compared with ordinary ice, biological ice packs 1 and 3 also reduced the fruit rot rate to a certain extent, which were 7.9% and 7.6% respectively; The rot was the worst and could reach 13.5% after two days on the shelf (Table 1).
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