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Effects of different dipping methods and display systems on the drying time and quality of sedless grapes

1995
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Advisor: Prof.dr. Hasan Fenercioğlu

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In this research study seedless grapes obtained from Tilkisiileymaniye village of Manisa were dried on the wire display system by use of 3 different dipping methods. The effect of dipping methods on the drying period and quality of raisin were observed. For this purpose four different wire display systems were installed in south-north directions with a low capacity in the vineyard of Tilkisiileymaniye village. The seedless grapes after dipping were placed on these systems in one day. Seedless grapes were dried on polyproplene canves surface as a control. For the preparation of dipping solutions 98-99 % technical potasium Carbonate (K 2 CO 3 ) and natural olive oil (6 acid degree) were used. Grapes were harvested when the soluable solids content reached to 23 %. After completion of drying, the drying period was determined and the dried grapes packed with paper+polyethylen bags were stored at room temperature for 9 months. Physical and chemical analyses were applied to the raisins in 3 month intervals. Drying periods of raisins dried on polyproplene canves surface were determined to be 10 days, as the raisins dried on wire display systems were found to be 15-17 days. On the plaited and two rowed-wire systems drying periods were found to be 15 days, and on the multi-rowed systems as 17 days. As a quality factor, the type number of raisins of polyproplen canves surface were determined to have a minimum value (9.25) as the raisins of wire display systems ranged between 9.50-10.00.

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Cemal Kaya

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Cemal Kaya (Master Thesis). Effects of different dipping methods and display systems on the drying time and quality of sedless grapes, 1995, Çukurova University.

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