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IMPACT SELECTION OF ORANGES

Article number

562_38

Pages

327 – 334

Language

English

Abstract

This research work reports a study of impact selection of oranges.
Firmness was obtained through the Hertz Contact Stress Theory by compression of single fruits and by impact tests.
An apparatus was constructed to measure the elapsed impact time, capable of carrying the selection process faster than by compression.
Impact tests also yielded values for coefficient of restitution.
Viscoelastic effects and total soluble solids content were considered.
Comparison of results indicates that the impact selection is possible and reliable.

Publication

III International Symposium on Sensors in Horticulture

Authors

M.P. Martins, FABBRO Dal, A.W. Linares

Keywords

Fruit sorting, impact selection

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2001.562.38

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