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The experiments carried out in the 90's, gave Fruit Control Equipments the initial impulse for the study and elaboration of a new technology that represented the evolution of the controlled atmosphere and successively UO formulae. By that time, taking advantage of the experience gained and improving the initial technology.
The Blueice India method corresponds to a cycle repeated over time of the initial oxygen stress phase followed by the ULO phase, placing great attention on the CO² concentration variations inside the store based on the variety of the fruits, combined with some quality control tests on the stored product.
The Blueice India project application requires above all optimal gas tightness and should be applied in cells containing the same variety of apple When loading the fruit into the cells, a representative sample of the various lots inside the cell of 8-10 crates must be placed in front of the hatch each containing 3-5 apples from each lot.
During the stress period, quality control checks should be taken out for samples. The successive gas stress periods and their conditions are decided on the basis of analytical results with particular reference to the apples ethanol content which may be carried out with an easy to use a kit by the fruit warehouse technician or Fruit Quality Control manager.
Blue Ice’s CA and MA chambers utilize state-of-the-art refrigeration technology and the experience of working with the leading businesses to present customized solutions for all kinds of storage needs. These chambers are equipped with:
Blue Ice’s CA and MA chambers significantly reduce your investment in a humidifier or a dehumidifier, depending on the food item. These solutions are perfect for vegetable distributors, Agri consortiums, farmers associations, chips manufacturers, retailers, dry fruit wholesalers and importers, chilli suppliers and distributors, and many more! Blue Ice’s CA and MA chambers offer superior performance and energy efficiency and can be customized for the storage of Chili, Potato, Dry Fruits, Onions etc.
At Blue Ice, we go beyond individual storage solutions to provide comprehensive turnkey cold chain infrastructure services. Our cold rooms and storage are preservation chambers, usually assembled at the deployment site to the desired dimensions and specifications of the end user. We provide our services in designing, engineering, manufacturing, assembling, fabrication, installation, testing and commissioning with the best quality after-sales services for ammonia-based large cold stores for storage, blast freezers, and hardening chambers.
These chambers are generally built using insulation materials, polyurethane foam (PUF), highly efficient & precisely designed to cater for a wide temperature range from +15 ℃ to -40 ℃ high quality doors & accessories and ammonia refrigeration units specially designed for energy efficiency, low noise and easy maintenance, which gives the same performance for many years. Our cold rooms are largely used in industries like hospitality, dairy, ice-cream, horticulture, Medicare, pharmaceuticals, frozen products and specialty applications.
Our cold rooms have several benefits, such as
To ensure your cold chain infrastructure performs at its best, we integrate advanced refrigeration and evaporator technologies tailored to your needs:
With Blue Ice, you get a partner dedicated to delivering energy-efficient, low-maintenance, and fully customized cold chain solutions that keep your products fresh and your operations running smoothly.
Queries
The main barriers to airtight storage structures appear to be their high initial cost as well as the cost of air-tightening structures to an acceptable level.
Controlled environments prevent some taste development while slowing ripening and maintaining firmness.
They are essential to quality control because they allow food to be transported without significantly increasing the number of microorganisms.
Because they serve to extend the shelf life of fresh items, cold rooms are crucial.
When fossil fuels are used, carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere.