COMMON PROBLEMS WITH FRUIT DRYING INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING

Authors

  • Khaidarova Nargiza Dilmurod kizi Assistant, Bukhara Institute of Engineering Technology, 15 Q. Murtazoev Street, Bukhara Sh. 200100, Republic of Uzbekistan.
  • Sadullaev Shuhrat Narzulloyevich Teacher-Trainee of the Bukhara Institute of Engineering Technology, Independent Researcher of the Research Institute of Agricultural Mechanization, Republic of Uzbekistan, 200100, Q. Murtazoev St., 15, Bukhara Sh.
  • Xamrayev Sunnatillo Abduxakimovich Student at the Bukhara Institute of Engineering Technology, 15 Q. Murtazoev Street, Bukhara Sh., Republic of Uzbekistan, 200100.

Keywords:

Vacuum freeze-drying, vacuum sublimation method, optimal temperature.

Abstract

Product quality: Improper drying techniques can cause loss of product quality such as loss of taste, aroma and color. Yes, this is one of the main problems with drying fruits and vegetables. Improper drying techniques can lose the taste, aroma and color of the product, which reduces its quality and popularity among consumers. For example, drying at very high temperatures can cause the loss of vitamins and minerals, while drying in the sun causes the product to lose color and taste.

References

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Kh.B. Shoumarov, S.Ya.Islamov. "Technology of storage and primary processing of agricultural products". Tashkent: "Innovation-Ziya", 2020, 200 pages.

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2024-06-30

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COMMON PROBLEMS WITH FRUIT DRYING INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING. (2024). European Journal of Emerging Technology and Discoveries, 2(6), 47-49. https://europeanscience.org/index.php/1/article/view/803