Device and method for intelligently detecting dielectric property of fruits and vegetables in microwave-vacuum drying based on low-field nuclear magnetism
A technology of microwave vacuum drying and dielectric properties, which is applied in the analysis by nuclear magnetic resonance and preservation of fruits/vegetables by dehydration, etc., can solve the problems of long drying time and high cost, and achieve short time consumption, accurate and effective judgment, and model prediction. good performance
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[0034] Example 1: Intelligent detection of dielectric properties of microwave-dried yam based on low-field NMR Take 100 g of yam that has been cleaned, peeled, and sliced, and dry it in a microwave vacuum oven. The microwave power is set to 400W, and the vacuum degree is 15kPa. Sampling once every 10min for low-field nuclear magnetic resonance analysis, the specific acquisition parameters are: TW (waiting time) = 3000ms, TE (echo time) = 0.6ms, NECH (echo number) = 5000, NS (scanning times) = 16, The CPMG decay curve is multi-exponentially fitted using the SRIT algorithm to obtain the transverse relaxation time T of the sample 2 curve (eg figure 2 ) and each response signal parameter, the peaks appearing from left to right on the coordinate axis in the figure represent bound water peak, immobile water peak and free water peak respectively. The dielectric properties of the corresponding samples at 2450 MHz were measured by a vector network analyzer. The database of a large n...
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[0035] Embodiment 2: Intelligent detection of dielectric properties of microwave-dried apples based on low-field NMR. Take 100 g of apples that have been cleaned, peeled, and sliced, and dry them in a microwave vacuum oven. The microwave power is set to 600W, and the vacuum degree is 15kPa. Sampling once every 5min for low-field nuclear magnetic resonance analysis, the specific acquisition parameters are: TW (waiting time) = 5000ms, TE (echo time) = 0.8ms, NECH (echo number) = 5000, NS (scanning times) = 32, The CPMG decay curve is multi-exponentially fitted using the SRIT algorithm to obtain the transverse relaxation time T of the sample 2 curve (eg Figure 4 ) and each response signal parameter. A vector network analyzer was used to measure the dielectric properties of the corresponding samples at 915MHz. A database of a large number of sample dielectric properties and their corresponding NMR response parameters was obtained through repeated experiments, and a regression m...
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