
Bananos (Cavendish Valery) fueron sometidos a cargas de compresión unidireccional usando un analizador de textura TA-XT2i. Los resultados de las pruebas de fuerza de fractura a flexión y compresión mostraron que tanto el producto en su estado natural y su pulpa tienen una resistencia mayor a flexión que a compresión. Los modelos estadísticos indicaron que las propiedades mecánicas del producto definidas en firmeza, fractura y módulos elásticos son altamente dependientes del tiempo poscosecha. Situación similar ocurrió en la caracterización físico-química.Bananas (Cavendish Valery) were subjected to unidirectional compression loads using a TA-XT21 texture analyzer. The results of the force to fracture and compression tests indicated that the mechanical properties of the product in its natural state and its pulp have a higher resistance to flexion than to compression. The statistical models indicated that the mechanical properties of the products defined by firmness, fracture and elastic modulus are highly dependent upon post-harvest time. A similar situation occurred in the physical-chemical characterization.
banano, S, Agriculture (General), Agriculture, firmness, propiedad mecánica, S1-972, firmeza, mechanical property, banana, Reología, Rheology
banano, S, Agriculture (General), Agriculture, firmness, propiedad mecánica, S1-972, firmeza, mechanical property, banana, Reología, Rheology
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