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Numerical study for efficient cooling of perishable food products during storage: the case of tomatoes
Unveiling temperature patterns within agricultural products remains the most important indicator for their quality assessment during post-harvest treatments. Temperature control and monitoring within vented packages is essential for preserving the quality of perishable goods, such as tomato fruits,
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