Fig Fumigation Application
Industrial microwave fumigation of figs is a method used during storage of harvested figs. In this method, most of the harmful insects, fungi and other microorganisms that may be present in figs are destroyed. Thus, figs are stored longer and their quality is preserved. The device used in this method is called industrial microwave oven.
These ovens use electromagnetic waves that mobilise the water molecules in the figs. These waves cause the water molecules to vibrate and heat up. The heated water molecules cause the harmful microorganisms inside the figs to die.
The process of fig fumigation in industrial microwave starts with the treatment of figs with a special fumigation gas. This gas is usually phosphine gas. The phosphine gas penetrates into the figs, causing the harmful organisms inside them to die. Then, the figs are placed in an industrial microwave oven on a special carrier. The oven uses electromagnetic waves to mobilise and heat the water molecules inside the figs. This process helps to kill harmful microorganisms and make the figs last longer.
The industrial microwave fig fumigation method provides faster and more effective destruction of harmful organisms than other methods. This method is also environmentally friendly and produces less chemical waste than other chemical fumigation methods thanks to the use of phosphine gas.
As a result, the industrial microwave fig fumigation method is an effective method that allows figs to last longer and maintain their quality.
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