Volume 44, 2015
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CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
TRANSACTIONS
- VOL.44
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Editors: Riccardo
Guidetti, Luigi Bodria, Stanley Best
Copyright © 2015, AIDIC Servizi S.r.l.,
ISBN 978-88-95608-35-8; ISSN 2283-9216
EDITORIAL
This volume #44 of Chemical Engineering Transactions publishes articles on themes related to Nut and Vegetable Production Engineering.
This
volume is an important source for the development and application of technology
in the wine, fruit, and horticultural production sectors, presenting works
of high quality to meet the demands of consumers to obtain safe, affordable
produce provided by a sustainable agricultural sector that also satisfies
the needs of producers to improve profitability without reducing quality.
In recent years the fruit and vegetable sector has been involved in important
developments, both in field and in transformation processes.
The concepts related to sustainability have requested a review of production
methods focusing greater attention on the environment and on the healthiness
of productions for consumers.
For these reasons, this volume aims to discuss the technology developments
in the field and in post-harvest. Particularly, precision farming is increasingly
able to offer effective solutions for the operative management of the orchard,
and automation and sensors applied to transformation processes are improving
the possibility to better preserve the production quality by raising the
control level, expanding the range of products (for instance the fresh-cut
fruit and vegetable), reducing waste and saving costs.
The papers here published, cover 7 major topics:
Precision Agriculture in the orchard; Sensors and Automation for orchards
and transformation processes; Logistics in the harvest and post-harvest;
Technologies for the pre- and post-harvest; The measure of quality; Sustainability
in fruit and vegetables cultivation; Liquid-filling
All the articles have been peer-reviewed for acceptance by at least two reviewers, frequently by three and rarely by more (see: Publication Policy) All the articles are identified by a DOI number and will be evaluated for inclusion into SCOPUS and ISI citation databases.
Sauro
Pierucci, Jirí J. Kleme
(CET Editors in Chief)
a Journal of AIDIC The Italian Association of Chemical Engineering