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  • 1

    Is the breakdown of solid material into smaller particle by application of mechanical energy

    Size reduction

  • 2

    I decrease particle size leads to

    Increase in surface areas

  • 3

    It can be seen when the product is sectioned

    Mechanical structure of feed

  • 4

    The hardness of any product increases us the moisture content

    Decreases

  • 5

    It consists of a author, carrying a color that wears a number of hammers around its periphery, which rotates inside a circular or rectangular rotor

    Hammer mill

  • 6

    This consist of a set of two hard surface, circular plates, pressed together, and rotating with relative motion

    Disc attrition Miller

  • 7

    It is extensively used for fine grinding and can be ball and roll meal

    tumbling mills

  • 8

    When grinding products, find for the effectiveness of the size reduction can be evaluated using this

    Sieve analysis

  • 9

    It is carried out using a laboratory sieve

    sieve analysis

  • 10

    This is a set of sieves with successively decreasing opening in a standard screen series

    sieve analysis

  • 11

    It is the number of the apparatus per linear inch

    Mesh number

  • 12

    It gives the relative proportion, of course, medium and fine grinding

    Uniformity index

  • 13

    It is an operation in which two or more components are interspersed in space with one another or an operation which tends to remove non-uniformity in the properties

    Mixing

  • 14

    In contrast with liquid and viscous mixing, it is not possible to achieve a completely uniform mixture of dry powders are particularly solid

    Theory of solid mixing

  • 15

    Examples of this is the mixing of oils in the manufacturer of margarine, cooking fats, diluting, concentrated solutions of fruits, squashes, and many more

    Low and medium viscosity liquids

  • 16

    It is the mixing of materials of high consistency is a common practice in food industry

    High viscosity liquids

  • 17

    L it generally arises from one or more of the three mechanisms of convection, diffusion and shear

    Solid mixing

  • 18

    It is one of the most important methods used in food processing, not only because of the desired effects on eating quality, but also because of the preservative effects on foods by the destruction of enzyme and microbiological activity, insects, and parasites

    Heat treatment

  • 19

    Used to destroy enzyme activities, and vegetable and fruits prior to the further processing

    Blanching

  • 20

    A relatively mild heat treatment usually perform below hundred degrees Celsius

    Pasteurization

  • 21

    It is the unit operation in which foods are heated at the sufficiently high temperature, and held for a sufficiently long time to destroy microbial and enzyme activity

    Heat sterilization

  • 22

    It is essentially a heat and mass transfer process

    Drying

  • 23

    It includes conduction, convection, radiation, and freeze drying

    Drying methods

  • 24

    These are operated by subjecting the product to heat by direct contact with the heated surface

    Conduction

  • 25

    It is where air is heated and forced through the product, which is usually enclosed in a container, such as a storage, being silo, drying chamber and conventional oven

    Convection

  • 26

    Drying is achieved by the application of energy from our radiating source to the product

    Radiation

  • 27

    In this method moisture in the product is frozen by refrigeration. It is then sublime into the poor by application of heat under low pressure.

    Freeze dryers

  • 28

    It is the most important control parameter in drying

    Moisture of the product dried

  • 29

    It is the quantity of energy required to vaporize 1 kg of water

    Latent heat of vaporization

  • 30

    It is the quantity of energy required to vaporize 1 kg of water from solid

    Latent heat of sublimation

  • 31

    It depends on the absolute pressure

    Latent heat

  • 32

    It is the heat required to bring to boiling temperature

    Specific heat capacity

  • 33

    It is the amount of heat required to increase the temperature of 1 kg of the product by 1°C

    Specific heat capacity

  • 34

    And analysis of drying system where air is used it is a frequent requirement to determine the thermodynamic properties of the air or mixture of areas in drawing process

    Psychometrics

  • 35

    This is the heat content of moist air per unit, weight of dry air at a certain temperature

    Enthalpy

  • 36

    This is partial pressure exerted by water vapor molecules in moist air

    Vapor pressure

  • 37

    It is the ratio of vapor pressure of water into the vapor, pressure in saturated air at the same temperature

    relative humidity

  • 38

    This is the weight of water vapor per unit weight of dry air in gram per kilogram or kilogram per kilogram

    Humidity ratio

  • 39

    This is the volume per unit weight of dry air. The unit is Cubic meter per kilogram.

    Specific volume

  • 40

    This is the temperature at which condensation occurs when air is cold the constant atmospheric pressure

    Dewpoint temperature

  • 41

    This is the temperature of moist air indicated by a thermometer, sensing bulb is covered by a wet week over which air is passed at a certain reference speed

    Wet bulb temperature

  • 42

    This is the relationship between this properties are complex and our best empirical in nature

    Psychometric chart

  • 43

    It is developed to show the relationships graphically

    Psychometric chart

  • 44

    It is achieved by reduction in water activity without heating the food

    Freeze drying

  • 45

    Achieved by drying frozen food at low temperature and Pressure

    Freeze drying

  • 46

    It is used to dry expensive foods, which have delicate aromas or textures

    Freeze drying

  • 47

    It is continuously removed from food by keeping the pressure in the freeze dryer cabinet below the vapor pressure at the surface of the ice

    Water vapor

  • 48

    It is conducted through the food to the sublimation front

    latent heat of sublimation

  • 49

    This is a characteristic of agricultural products where, and they have the tendency to exchange moisture with the storage atmosphere until equilibrium is reached

    hygroscopic

  • 50

    What are the environmental factors?

    Temperature , Relative humidity, Gas composition

  • 51

    It is the slope of the line

    Viscosity

  • 52

    It indicates that, although the yield value of an idea liquid zero, the internal frictional resistant causes the flow

    Viscosity

  • 53

    It is the coefficient of viscosity

    ratio of shearing stress

  • 54

    is an attribute which decision is taken to purchase or consume?

    Appearance

  • 55

    It is a phenomenon that involves both physical and psychological components

    Color

  • 56

    It is often accompanied by deterioration of food

    Color change

  • 57

    Length thickness with particle size, geometric, shape, distribution of pieces and etc. are indications of quality of product

    Size and shape

  • 58

    It is dullness or shininess of surface

    Surface texture

  • 59

    is the haze or opacity of transparent liquids or solids, or the absence or presence of particle of visible size?

    Clarity

  • 60

    Maximum stress, which material capable of sustaining without any permanent strain, remaining upon a complete release of the stress

    Elastic limit

  • 61

    It is the ratio of the stress to corresponding strain below the proportional limit

    Molos of elasticity

  • 62

    It is the unit change due to force and the size or shape of a body referred to its original size or shape

    Strain

  • 63

    It is the relative displacement of points within body

    Deformation/distortion

  • 64

    Reference to the ability of agricultural equipment structures and technologies to understand, and absorbed physical impacts without sustaining damage, or compromising other functionality

    Impact resistance

  • 65

    Choose materials that are known further impact resistance, such as highest strength, steel reinforced, concrete, or impact resistant polymers

    Materials selection

  • 66

    Ensure that equipment and structures are designed with adequate strength and structural integrity withstand expected impact forces

    Design for strength

  • 67

    Implement protective measures like guards, bumpers, or shielding around vulnerable components or areas

    Protective measures

  • 68

    Perform inspections identify an address where, in tear that could compromise impact resistance overtime

    Regular maintenance

  • 69

    Consider objecting agree by your systems equipment to impact testing to evaluate the resistance, the various forces

    Testing and certification

  • 70

    Properly train operators to use equipment and safely and avoid and necessary impact or collision

    Operator training

  • 71

    These are greenhouse structures made from impact resistant polymers that can withstand hailstorms and following debris without breaking protecting crops inside

    Polymer greenhouses

  • 72

    Explain the importance of optical properties in your own words

    Make it good

  • 73

    Describes the procedures and methods used to preserve agricultural product quality safety, and market ability until they are consumed or undergo additional processing

    Post harvest handling

  • 74

    This is a post vest handling in which fruits and vegetables can be sorted or graded using optical sensors according to their colors, size or shape so this is helpful for products like fruits, and such wide range of appearances

    Sorting and grading

  • 75

    So this is where fruits and vegetables can have floss like cracks, bruising and illness, and it is identified by optical sensors so this is a way of having the chance of foodborne infections and spoiling can be decreased

    Detection of defects

  • 76

    It is a crucial sign of their quality and shelflife, making a big impact with professionals slide fruits and vegetables. Respiration rate is measured using optical sensors also.

    Storage

  • 77

    It is where fruits and vegetables are packaged under ideal condition, based under optical qualities

    Packaging

  • 78

    So this is a device that counts photons, or the amount of light that is absorbed after the light has passed through a sample solution

    Spectrophotometer

  • 79

    Used to calculate concentrations, or the amount of a known chemical substance

    Spectrophotometer

  • 80

    These are procedures and methods used to, and processed agricultural products into foods that are safe nutritious, and aesthetically pleasing

    Food production

  • 81

    What are the methods in food production?

    Ingredients selection, Process monitoring, Quality control

  • 82

    The best ingredients for food production and using optical sensors based in factors, like transparency, color, and texture

    Ingredient selection

  • 83

    This is rare food products are processed including baking, frying cooking, and this is monitored using their optical properties

    Process monitoring

  • 84

    Fluid product flaws and contaminants, such as foreign objects, discoloration in of flavors are found using optical sensors. Food manufacturers can minimize ways in avoid boiling by recognizing this problems.

    Quality control

  • 85

    What is the importance of optical properties in problems solving our post harvest handling

    Optical properties can be used to solve problems in post harvest, handling or post harvest in food production by means of using optical sensors to detect defects in products, such as bruises or cracks which can help to prevent spoilage, and we do squeeze optical imaging be used to identify the location of past diseases, which can help to develop a more effective and control strategies strategies

  • 86

    It is material property that qualifies the ability of a substance to move through another substance via diffusion

    Mass diffusivity

  • 87

    It is the process by molecules are particles moved from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration

    Diffusion

  • 88

    It is key property that characterizes the diffusion process

    Mass diffusivity

  • 89

    What are the applications of mass diffusivity in agriculture?

    It is crucial for understanding and optimizing various processes which contributes to the efficient knowledge. Various processes from drying and storage to nutrient update, and pest control, is essential for enhancing agricultural productivity, reducing post harvest losses, and promoting sustainability and farming practices.

  • 90

    It is where mass diffusivity is essential, understanding the movement of moisture within agricultural products during this process

    Drying processes

  • 91

    It is the process in which mass diffusivity can be applied to predict moisture migration within stored agricultural products

    Storage and shelf life

  • 92

    Understanding mass diffusivity is crucial for designing processes that preserve the quality of agricultural products

    Quality preservation

  • 93

    Mass diffusivity is used in mathematical models in simulation to predict the movement of substances within agriculture products

    Modeling and simulation

  • 94

    It can help optimize storage condition, drying processes, and other factors affecting product quality

    Modeling

  • 95

    Mass diffusivity is considered in the development of seed, coatings and treatments to ensure uniform distribution of nutrients pesticides or other beneficial substances, around the seed for optimal germination and early plant growth

    Seed, coating and treatment

  • 96

    It has a mass diffusivity of 1×10 raised to the power of -10 m² per second two 5 x 10 waist the power of -10 square m² per second at typical moisture level

    Grains

  • 97

    Mass deficit of one by 10 raised to the power of -10 m² per second to 3 x 10 raised to power -10 m² per per second

    Fruits

  • 98

    Up to 4 x 10 raise the power negative then square meter per second of mass diffusivity

    Vegetables

  • 99

    1x10e—11 to 5x10e-11 Square meter per second

    Wood

  • 100

    It refers to the behavior of this materials and response to light. It plays a crucial role in various aspect, and very culture and systems engineering influencing how these materials interact with light, and how light affects their performance.

    Optical properties

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Is the breakdown of solid material into smaller particle by application of mechanical energy

    Size reduction

  • 2

    I decrease particle size leads to

    Increase in surface areas

  • 3

    It can be seen when the product is sectioned

    Mechanical structure of feed

  • 4

    The hardness of any product increases us the moisture content

    Decreases

  • 5

    It consists of a author, carrying a color that wears a number of hammers around its periphery, which rotates inside a circular or rectangular rotor

    Hammer mill

  • 6

    This consist of a set of two hard surface, circular plates, pressed together, and rotating with relative motion

    Disc attrition Miller

  • 7

    It is extensively used for fine grinding and can be ball and roll meal

    tumbling mills

  • 8

    When grinding products, find for the effectiveness of the size reduction can be evaluated using this

    Sieve analysis

  • 9

    It is carried out using a laboratory sieve

    sieve analysis

  • 10

    This is a set of sieves with successively decreasing opening in a standard screen series

    sieve analysis

  • 11

    It is the number of the apparatus per linear inch

    Mesh number

  • 12

    It gives the relative proportion, of course, medium and fine grinding

    Uniformity index

  • 13

    It is an operation in which two or more components are interspersed in space with one another or an operation which tends to remove non-uniformity in the properties

    Mixing

  • 14

    In contrast with liquid and viscous mixing, it is not possible to achieve a completely uniform mixture of dry powders are particularly solid

    Theory of solid mixing

  • 15

    Examples of this is the mixing of oils in the manufacturer of margarine, cooking fats, diluting, concentrated solutions of fruits, squashes, and many more

    Low and medium viscosity liquids

  • 16

    It is the mixing of materials of high consistency is a common practice in food industry

    High viscosity liquids

  • 17

    L it generally arises from one or more of the three mechanisms of convection, diffusion and shear

    Solid mixing

  • 18

    It is one of the most important methods used in food processing, not only because of the desired effects on eating quality, but also because of the preservative effects on foods by the destruction of enzyme and microbiological activity, insects, and parasites

    Heat treatment

  • 19

    Used to destroy enzyme activities, and vegetable and fruits prior to the further processing

    Blanching

  • 20

    A relatively mild heat treatment usually perform below hundred degrees Celsius

    Pasteurization

  • 21

    It is the unit operation in which foods are heated at the sufficiently high temperature, and held for a sufficiently long time to destroy microbial and enzyme activity

    Heat sterilization

  • 22

    It is essentially a heat and mass transfer process

    Drying

  • 23

    It includes conduction, convection, radiation, and freeze drying

    Drying methods

  • 24

    These are operated by subjecting the product to heat by direct contact with the heated surface

    Conduction

  • 25

    It is where air is heated and forced through the product, which is usually enclosed in a container, such as a storage, being silo, drying chamber and conventional oven

    Convection

  • 26

    Drying is achieved by the application of energy from our radiating source to the product

    Radiation

  • 27

    In this method moisture in the product is frozen by refrigeration. It is then sublime into the poor by application of heat under low pressure.

    Freeze dryers

  • 28

    It is the most important control parameter in drying

    Moisture of the product dried

  • 29

    It is the quantity of energy required to vaporize 1 kg of water

    Latent heat of vaporization

  • 30

    It is the quantity of energy required to vaporize 1 kg of water from solid

    Latent heat of sublimation

  • 31

    It depends on the absolute pressure

    Latent heat

  • 32

    It is the heat required to bring to boiling temperature

    Specific heat capacity

  • 33

    It is the amount of heat required to increase the temperature of 1 kg of the product by 1°C

    Specific heat capacity

  • 34

    And analysis of drying system where air is used it is a frequent requirement to determine the thermodynamic properties of the air or mixture of areas in drawing process

    Psychometrics

  • 35

    This is the heat content of moist air per unit, weight of dry air at a certain temperature

    Enthalpy

  • 36

    This is partial pressure exerted by water vapor molecules in moist air

    Vapor pressure

  • 37

    It is the ratio of vapor pressure of water into the vapor, pressure in saturated air at the same temperature

    relative humidity

  • 38

    This is the weight of water vapor per unit weight of dry air in gram per kilogram or kilogram per kilogram

    Humidity ratio

  • 39

    This is the volume per unit weight of dry air. The unit is Cubic meter per kilogram.

    Specific volume

  • 40

    This is the temperature at which condensation occurs when air is cold the constant atmospheric pressure

    Dewpoint temperature

  • 41

    This is the temperature of moist air indicated by a thermometer, sensing bulb is covered by a wet week over which air is passed at a certain reference speed

    Wet bulb temperature

  • 42

    This is the relationship between this properties are complex and our best empirical in nature

    Psychometric chart

  • 43

    It is developed to show the relationships graphically

    Psychometric chart

  • 44

    It is achieved by reduction in water activity without heating the food

    Freeze drying

  • 45

    Achieved by drying frozen food at low temperature and Pressure

    Freeze drying

  • 46

    It is used to dry expensive foods, which have delicate aromas or textures

    Freeze drying

  • 47

    It is continuously removed from food by keeping the pressure in the freeze dryer cabinet below the vapor pressure at the surface of the ice

    Water vapor

  • 48

    It is conducted through the food to the sublimation front

    latent heat of sublimation

  • 49

    This is a characteristic of agricultural products where, and they have the tendency to exchange moisture with the storage atmosphere until equilibrium is reached

    hygroscopic

  • 50

    What are the environmental factors?

    Temperature , Relative humidity, Gas composition

  • 51

    It is the slope of the line

    Viscosity

  • 52

    It indicates that, although the yield value of an idea liquid zero, the internal frictional resistant causes the flow

    Viscosity

  • 53

    It is the coefficient of viscosity

    ratio of shearing stress

  • 54

    is an attribute which decision is taken to purchase or consume?

    Appearance

  • 55

    It is a phenomenon that involves both physical and psychological components

    Color

  • 56

    It is often accompanied by deterioration of food

    Color change

  • 57

    Length thickness with particle size, geometric, shape, distribution of pieces and etc. are indications of quality of product

    Size and shape

  • 58

    It is dullness or shininess of surface

    Surface texture

  • 59

    is the haze or opacity of transparent liquids or solids, or the absence or presence of particle of visible size?

    Clarity

  • 60

    Maximum stress, which material capable of sustaining without any permanent strain, remaining upon a complete release of the stress

    Elastic limit

  • 61

    It is the ratio of the stress to corresponding strain below the proportional limit

    Molos of elasticity

  • 62

    It is the unit change due to force and the size or shape of a body referred to its original size or shape

    Strain

  • 63

    It is the relative displacement of points within body

    Deformation/distortion

  • 64

    Reference to the ability of agricultural equipment structures and technologies to understand, and absorbed physical impacts without sustaining damage, or compromising other functionality

    Impact resistance

  • 65

    Choose materials that are known further impact resistance, such as highest strength, steel reinforced, concrete, or impact resistant polymers

    Materials selection

  • 66

    Ensure that equipment and structures are designed with adequate strength and structural integrity withstand expected impact forces

    Design for strength

  • 67

    Implement protective measures like guards, bumpers, or shielding around vulnerable components or areas

    Protective measures

  • 68

    Perform inspections identify an address where, in tear that could compromise impact resistance overtime

    Regular maintenance

  • 69

    Consider objecting agree by your systems equipment to impact testing to evaluate the resistance, the various forces

    Testing and certification

  • 70

    Properly train operators to use equipment and safely and avoid and necessary impact or collision

    Operator training

  • 71

    These are greenhouse structures made from impact resistant polymers that can withstand hailstorms and following debris without breaking protecting crops inside

    Polymer greenhouses

  • 72

    Explain the importance of optical properties in your own words

    Make it good

  • 73

    Describes the procedures and methods used to preserve agricultural product quality safety, and market ability until they are consumed or undergo additional processing

    Post harvest handling

  • 74

    This is a post vest handling in which fruits and vegetables can be sorted or graded using optical sensors according to their colors, size or shape so this is helpful for products like fruits, and such wide range of appearances

    Sorting and grading

  • 75

    So this is where fruits and vegetables can have floss like cracks, bruising and illness, and it is identified by optical sensors so this is a way of having the chance of foodborne infections and spoiling can be decreased

    Detection of defects

  • 76

    It is a crucial sign of their quality and shelflife, making a big impact with professionals slide fruits and vegetables. Respiration rate is measured using optical sensors also.

    Storage

  • 77

    It is where fruits and vegetables are packaged under ideal condition, based under optical qualities

    Packaging

  • 78

    So this is a device that counts photons, or the amount of light that is absorbed after the light has passed through a sample solution

    Spectrophotometer

  • 79

    Used to calculate concentrations, or the amount of a known chemical substance

    Spectrophotometer

  • 80

    These are procedures and methods used to, and processed agricultural products into foods that are safe nutritious, and aesthetically pleasing

    Food production

  • 81

    What are the methods in food production?

    Ingredients selection, Process monitoring, Quality control

  • 82

    The best ingredients for food production and using optical sensors based in factors, like transparency, color, and texture

    Ingredient selection

  • 83

    This is rare food products are processed including baking, frying cooking, and this is monitored using their optical properties

    Process monitoring

  • 84

    Fluid product flaws and contaminants, such as foreign objects, discoloration in of flavors are found using optical sensors. Food manufacturers can minimize ways in avoid boiling by recognizing this problems.

    Quality control

  • 85

    What is the importance of optical properties in problems solving our post harvest handling

    Optical properties can be used to solve problems in post harvest, handling or post harvest in food production by means of using optical sensors to detect defects in products, such as bruises or cracks which can help to prevent spoilage, and we do squeeze optical imaging be used to identify the location of past diseases, which can help to develop a more effective and control strategies strategies

  • 86

    It is material property that qualifies the ability of a substance to move through another substance via diffusion

    Mass diffusivity

  • 87

    It is the process by molecules are particles moved from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration

    Diffusion

  • 88

    It is key property that characterizes the diffusion process

    Mass diffusivity

  • 89

    What are the applications of mass diffusivity in agriculture?

    It is crucial for understanding and optimizing various processes which contributes to the efficient knowledge. Various processes from drying and storage to nutrient update, and pest control, is essential for enhancing agricultural productivity, reducing post harvest losses, and promoting sustainability and farming practices.

  • 90

    It is where mass diffusivity is essential, understanding the movement of moisture within agricultural products during this process

    Drying processes

  • 91

    It is the process in which mass diffusivity can be applied to predict moisture migration within stored agricultural products

    Storage and shelf life

  • 92

    Understanding mass diffusivity is crucial for designing processes that preserve the quality of agricultural products

    Quality preservation

  • 93

    Mass diffusivity is used in mathematical models in simulation to predict the movement of substances within agriculture products

    Modeling and simulation

  • 94

    It can help optimize storage condition, drying processes, and other factors affecting product quality

    Modeling

  • 95

    Mass diffusivity is considered in the development of seed, coatings and treatments to ensure uniform distribution of nutrients pesticides or other beneficial substances, around the seed for optimal germination and early plant growth

    Seed, coating and treatment

  • 96

    It has a mass diffusivity of 1×10 raised to the power of -10 m² per second two 5 x 10 waist the power of -10 square m² per second at typical moisture level

    Grains

  • 97

    Mass deficit of one by 10 raised to the power of -10 m² per second to 3 x 10 raised to power -10 m² per per second

    Fruits

  • 98

    Up to 4 x 10 raise the power negative then square meter per second of mass diffusivity

    Vegetables

  • 99

    1x10e—11 to 5x10e-11 Square meter per second

    Wood

  • 100

    It refers to the behavior of this materials and response to light. It plays a crucial role in various aspect, and very culture and systems engineering influencing how these materials interact with light, and how light affects their performance.

    Optical properties