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Determination of fruit and vegetable properties by ultrasonic excitation
Year:
1989
Authors :
Mizrach, Amos
;
.
Volume :
32
Co-Authors:
Mizrach, A., Inst of Agricultural Engineering, Israel
Galili, N., Inst of Agricultural Engineering, Israel
Rosenhouse, G., Inst of Agricultural Engineering, Israel
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From page:
2053
To page:
2058
(
Total pages:
6
)
Abstract:
Problems involved in non-destructive quality determination of fresh food products through sonic and ultrasonic excitation were discussed. An experimental setup for basic measurements of acoustic properties of fruits and vegetables was described. Preliminary tests were made with tissue specimens of some fruit and vegetables; the velocity of wave propagation, the attenuation rate, and the reflection properties of these products were calculated. The results demonstrate the feasibility of low frequency ultrasonic testing of agricultural products.
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Related Files :
Agricultural products
Biological Materials - Acoustic Properties
Fruits
Nondestructive Examination - Ultrasonic Applications
vegetables
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Database:
Scopus
Publication Type:
article
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Language:
English
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25597
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Scientific Publication
Determination of fruit and vegetable properties by ultrasonic excitation
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Mizrach, A., Inst of Agricultural Engineering, Israel
Galili, N., Inst of Agricultural Engineering, Israel
Rosenhouse, G., Inst of Agricultural Engineering, Israel
Determination of fruit and vegetable properties by ultrasonic excitation
Problems involved in non-destructive quality determination of fresh food products through sonic and ultrasonic excitation were discussed. An experimental setup for basic measurements of acoustic properties of fruits and vegetables was described. Preliminary tests were made with tissue specimens of some fruit and vegetables; the velocity of wave propagation, the attenuation rate, and the reflection properties of these products were calculated. The results demonstrate the feasibility of low frequency ultrasonic testing of agricultural products.
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