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Removing The Ethylene in The Atmospheres of The Controlled Atmosphere Storage for Fruits And Vegetables

Liu Li

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At present,the performance of pressure swing adsorption is researched for controlling the composition and content in the controlled atmosphere storage . We find the best adsorbent and processing that remove the ethylene and make the content of ethylene not exceeding 10×10~(-6), the last purified gas return the controlled atmosphere storage.

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At present,the performance of pressure swing adsorption is researched for controlling the composition and content in the controlled atmosphere storage . We find the best adsorbent and processing that remove the ethylene and make the content of ethylene not exceeding 10×10~(-6), the last purified gas return the controlled atmosphere storage.

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At present,the performance of pressure swing adsorption is researched for controlling the composition and content in the controlled atmosphere storage . We find the best adsorbent and processing that remove the ethylene and make the content of ethylene not exceeding 10×10~(-6), the last purified gas return the controlled atmosphere storage.

Key concepts: Ethylene, Atmosphere (unit), Controlled atmosphere, Modified atmosphere, Adsorption, Chemistry, Environmental science, Chemical engineering

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