农业工程学报
農業工程學報
농업공정학보
2014年
2期
252-259
,共8页
黄智%严荣军%李瑞%朱瀚昆%令博%王绍金
黃智%嚴榮軍%李瑞%硃瀚昆%令博%王紹金
황지%엄영군%리서%주한곤%령박%왕소금
有限元分析%水果%虫害控制%热风%热水%加热速率%温度分布
有限元分析%水果%蟲害控製%熱風%熱水%加熱速率%溫度分佈
유한원분석%수과%충해공제%열풍%열수%가열속솔%온도분포
finite element analysis%fruits%insect control%hot air%hot water%heating rate%temperature distribution
热风和热水加热具有高效、环保且易于控制的优点,是一种替代化学熏蒸控制采后水果虫害的有效物理方法。但由于缺乏对加热速率、加热时间与温度分布等问题的深入与系统研究,常导致杀虫效果较差或对水果品质造成一定负面影响。为了研究水果采后热处理过程的传热机理,建立了水果热处理时的非稳态传热模型,利用有限元分析软件 COMSOL 建模求解,并进行了试验验证。结果表明,模拟值与实测值之间的均方根误差均低于8%,从而验证了模拟的可靠性。达到相同的热处理效果,水果热水(55℃)加热时的热处理时间仅为热风(55℃)的30%,所以热水是一种更有效的加热介质。增加热风的流速可以提高加热速率,而热水循环速度对传热速率影响较小。水果内部的传热速率主要受水果大小、介质流动速度和水果形状的影响,热扩散系数对水果加热时间的影响较小。所建立的水果传热模型及相关试验结果可为水果采后热杀虫工艺参数的确定及优化提供参考。
熱風和熱水加熱具有高效、環保且易于控製的優點,是一種替代化學熏蒸控製採後水果蟲害的有效物理方法。但由于缺乏對加熱速率、加熱時間與溫度分佈等問題的深入與繫統研究,常導緻殺蟲效果較差或對水果品質造成一定負麵影響。為瞭研究水果採後熱處理過程的傳熱機理,建立瞭水果熱處理時的非穩態傳熱模型,利用有限元分析軟件 COMSOL 建模求解,併進行瞭試驗驗證。結果錶明,模擬值與實測值之間的均方根誤差均低于8%,從而驗證瞭模擬的可靠性。達到相同的熱處理效果,水果熱水(55℃)加熱時的熱處理時間僅為熱風(55℃)的30%,所以熱水是一種更有效的加熱介質。增加熱風的流速可以提高加熱速率,而熱水循環速度對傳熱速率影響較小。水果內部的傳熱速率主要受水果大小、介質流動速度和水果形狀的影響,熱擴散繫數對水果加熱時間的影響較小。所建立的水果傳熱模型及相關試驗結果可為水果採後熱殺蟲工藝參數的確定及優化提供參攷。
열풍화열수가열구유고효、배보차역우공제적우점,시일충체대화학훈증공제채후수과충해적유효물리방법。단유우결핍대가열속솔、가열시간여온도분포등문제적심입여계통연구,상도치살충효과교차혹대수과품질조성일정부면영향。위료연구수과채후열처리과정적전열궤리,건립료수과열처리시적비은태전열모형,이용유한원분석연건 COMSOL 건모구해,병진행료시험험증。결과표명,모의치여실측치지간적균방근오차균저우8%,종이험증료모의적가고성。체도상동적열처리효과,수과열수(55℃)가열시적열처리시간부위열풍(55℃)적30%,소이열수시일충경유효적가열개질。증가열풍적류속가이제고가열속솔,이열수순배속도대전열속솔영향교소。수과내부적전열속솔주요수수과대소、개질류동속도화수과형상적영향,열확산계수대수과가열시간적영향교소。소건립적수과전열모형급상관시험결과가위수과채후열살충공예삼수적학정급우화제공삼고。
Hot air and hot water heating have been extensively studied as effective physical treatment methods to replace chemical fumigation for controlling insect pests in fruits and vegetables because of environmental benefit and easy control. However, it is lack of systematic research on heating rate, heating time and temperature distribution, the insect mortality requirement is not met or fruit quality is negatively affected. To study the heat transfer mechanism of postharvest fruit heat treatment process, a computer simulation model was developed to analyze the heating rate and the transient temperature distribution in thermally treated fruits using finite element-based commercial software, COMSOL, based on the unsteady heat transfer. a set of differential equations that govern heat transfer in fruits was reduced into a group of algebra equations in the simulation model. The measured surface and center temperatures of fruits during hot air and water heating were compared against to the results obtained from the finite element simulation. The root mean square error between simulated and measured temperatures was all below 8%. The comparison analysis showed that the simulation results were in good agreement with the measured values, which indicates the reliability of the simulation model. With the validated simulation model, the impacts of various parameters on heating rates were systematically studied using forced hot air and water treatments. To reach the same thermal effect, hot water (55°C) heating time was about 30%in hot air (55°C) treatments. Water was more efficient medium than air. Increasing air speed increased heating rates, but water circulation speeds had little impact on heat transfer rate. The most important parameters in the model included the fruit size, fruit shape and the heating medium followed by the heating medium speed and thermal diffusivity. This study demonstrated that the computer simulation model can be used to evaluate the impacts of various heating parameters on the temperature-time history in fruits. These parameters include fruit size, fruit shape, heating medium speed, and thermal diffusivity. Combining the hot air or hot water treatment with the fast heating method, e.g. radio frequency or microwave energy, further improves the fruit heating efficiency since electromagnetic energy may eliminate conduction as a major rate-limiting factor directly delivered to the fruit interior. Furthermore, when combined with insect mortality and quality kinetic information, the model can be used to support for the heat treatment process and optimize the process parameters in postharvest thermal disinfestations.