Rapid prediction method of freshness of Scophthalmus maximus
A technology of turbot and forecasting equations, applied to the rapid prediction of the freshness of turbot stored at 0-25°C, and the field of rapid evaluation of the freshness of stored turbot, to achieve simple operation, overcome hysteresis, and reduce the number Effect
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[0030] Embodiment 1 turbot freshness and shelf life evaluation
[0031] (1) Freshness evaluation of turbot under constant and fluctuating temperature
[0032] Three batches of turbot (100-200 per batch) were taken from Tongchuan Aquatic Products Wholesale Market in Shanghai, live fish were transported to the laboratory, and they were shocked to death in ice water. Store at low temperature (0-10°C), that is, put it in a high-precision low-temperature incubator for low temperature (3, 7, 10°C), room temperature (25°C) and variable temperature (A: 0°C (93h) → 5°C (44h) → 15°C (36h) → 25°C (8h) → 8°C (97.5h), use a temperature time recorder to monitor the temperature change, record once an hour. Take out the sample fish at appropriate time for sensory, volatile base Nitrogen (TVBN), trimethylamine (TMA) and bacteriological quality index evaluation, the results are shown in Table 1.
[0033] (2) Determination of freshness index of turbot under storage temperature
[0034] ① Sens...
Embodiment 2
[0047] Embodiment 2 Fitting Temperature and Shelf Life Correlation Equation
[0048] (1) Construction of the relative spoilage rate model of turbot
[0049] The influence of temperature on the shelf life is commonly used as the rate of spoilage (Rate of spoilage, RS), which is the reciprocal of the shelf life (days -1 ), RRS is defined as the spoilage rate at temperature T°C divided by the spoilage rate at the reference temperature, that is, the shelf life at the reference temperature (SL at T ref ) divided by the shelf life at T°C (SL at T). The square root spoilage rate model was initially used to evaluate the growth of microorganisms, and was also used to evaluate the effect of temperature on the shelf life of fresh fish (Equation 3), and then the square root relative spoilage rate model (Equation 2) could be derived.
[0050] RS = k × ( T - T ...
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