Radio frequency pretreatment-low temperature controlled atmosphere storage method of fruit vegetables
A controlled atmosphere storage and pretreatment technology, which is applied in the direction of fruit and vegetable preservation, heating preservation of fruits/vegetables, freezing/refrigeration preservation of fruits/vegetables, etc., can solve the problems of lack of integrity, improve quality and reduce physiological metabolism , the effect of accurate heat shock treatment time and temperature
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[0022] Example 1: A joint method of radio frequency pretreatment-low temperature controlled atmosphere storage of cherry tomatoes for joint control of chilling injury and spoilage bacteria
[0023]Select 1000g of fresh, non-rotten, and uniform cherry tomatoes, and place them on the dielectric resistance block in the radio frequency working chamber for heat shock pretreatment. The hot air holding time is 30 minutes, and the bacteria reduction rate is greater than 90%. The radio frequency-treated cherry tomatoes were stored at 4° C. under low-temperature controlled atmosphere, with 5% oxygen, 3% carbon dioxide, 92% nitrogen, and 85-95% relative humidity. The electronic nose technology was used to detect the flavor changes of cherry tomatoes during storage in real time, and a partial least squares model was established between the response signal of the electronic nose and the chilling injury rate and microbial content. After radio frequency pretreatment combined with controlled...
Embodiment 2
[0024] Example 2: A joint method of radiofrequency pretreatment-low temperature controlled atmosphere storage of fruit cucumbers jointly controlled by chilling injury and spoilage bacteria
[0025] Select 1000g of fresh, non-rotten, and uniform-sized fruit cucumber, and place it on the dielectric resistance block in the radio frequency working chamber for heat shock pretreatment. The hot air holding time is 40 minutes, and the bacteria reduction rate is greater than 90%. The fruit cucumber after the radiofrequency treatment is stored at 4° C. under low-temperature controlled atmosphere, with 5% oxygen, 3% carbon dioxide, 92% nitrogen, and 85-95% relative humidity. The electronic nose technology was used to detect the flavor changes of fruit and cucumber in real time during storage, and the partial least squares model of the electronic nose response signal, chilling injury rate, and microbial content was established. After radio frequency pretreatment combined with controlled ...
Embodiment 3
[0026] Example 3: A joint method of radio frequency pretreatment-low temperature controlled atmosphere storage of eggplants controlled by chilling injury and spoilage bacteria
[0027] Select 1000g of fresh, non-rotten eggplants of uniform size, and place them on the dielectric resistance block in the radio frequency working chamber for heat shock pretreatment. The holding time is 40 minutes, and the bacteria reduction rate is greater than 90%. The eggplant after the radio frequency treatment is stored at 4° C. in a low-temperature atmosphere, with 5% oxygen, 5% carbon dioxide, 90% nitrogen, and 85-95% relative humidity. Electronic nose technology was used to detect the flavor change of eggplant during storage in real time, and a partial least squares model was established between the electronic nose response signal, chilling injury rate and microbial content. After radio frequency pretreatment combined with controlled atmosphere storage, the chilling injury rate of eggplant ...
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