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YML Reefer Introduction And Guidance For Marketing / Sales

A.Physical Particulars B.What kinds of knowledge you have to know C.How to get information from YML web site

1.YML Reefer is capable of transport chill perishable cargo and frozen cargo and maintaining the cargo temperature at any temperature between –25 ℃ to +25 ℃ at ambient temperature from –20 ℃ to +40 ℃. 2.40’ RQ can load 27,790 kgs or 67.7 cubic meter 20’ RF can load 27,570 kgs or 28.3 cubic meter 3.The maximum power required is 13.5 KW With operating voltage between 380 and 460V 50 – 60 Hz of power 4.There are 2 brands of Reefer machine in our Reefer fleet MHI unit serial from YMLU thru YMLU And from FSCU thru YMLU Daikin unit serial from YMLU thru YMLU T-Rail 6.Drainer (drain port) A. Physical particulars

1.Load limited line 2.Optimum Transit Temperature Respiratory and metabolic process Respiration needs energy, respiration process continues drawing water from the plant. Within the biologically active temperature interval from 0 to +40 ℃ Approximate doubling of the respiration rate by each 10 ℃ increase Oxygen is consumed during the respiration process After harvesting, the plant continues to respire, grow and mature and eventually to Senescene. It will result in reduced storage life when the respiration rate is increased. B. What kinds of knowledge you have to know

3. Highest freezing point (chilling injuries) 4. Recommended shipping temperature 5. Relative Humidity (R.H.) Most of fruits and vegetables need % of R.H. to maintain moisture content and to prevent plant from wilt. So far only very few Reefer units in the world which can control R.H. at 85 % but our Reefers same as other lines’ Reefers they are applicable for plants, fruits and vegetables without problem. Our reefers have a special dehumidification function that is to reduce R.H which is good for some cargoes such as flower bulbs, coffee nut, cocoa nut, electronic parts, film Ethylene production and sensitive to Ethylene Ethylene is a colorless gas which has a sweet either-like odour. Physiologically, it is a hormone that accelerates senescence and the ripening process. High ethylene production rate fruits : apple, avocado, netted melon, papaya, passion fruit, peach, pear and plum.

7. Air exchange requirement (Fresh Air -Ventilation) a) Normal atmosphere composition : 78% of Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen, 0.03% Carbon dioxide. b) Plants affected by Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide and Ethylene. Plants after harvest, they consume oxygen and produce carbon dioxide in respiration thus we have to adjust the concentrations of oxygen, carbon dioxide and ethylene as well. Too low oxygen concentrations will result in suffocation due to lack of oxygen while too high concentrations of carbon dioxide will also cause suffocation because plants will be unable to emit carbon dioxide. c) An estimate of fresh air requirement is 1-2 cubic meter/ton/hour d) An estimate of carbon dioxide production is approximately 0.2 litre/hour of Carbon Dioxide per 1 Watt respiration heat produced. (I.e. 0.2 litre/hour/watt)

Example: 1 ton celery at 0 ℃ breathes 110 Watts of heat approximately. It produced 22 litre/hour/ton of CO2 (calculation: 0.2 litre/hour/watt X 110 watt/ton = 22 litre/hour/ton) For the stabilization of 1 % CO2 content In the container, it needs 2.2 M3/hour/ton of fresh air ventilation (calculation: 22 / 1% = 2200 litre/hour/ton = 2.2 M3/hour/ton) 16 tons of celery needs 35 M3/hour of fresh air ventilation (calculation: 2.2 X 16 = 35 M3/hour )

8. CA : controlled atmosphere MA: Modified atmosphere Like polar bears are in dormant state during winter that reduce the respiration rate and save the energy. 9. Heat production : high heat production fruits- Celery, Broccoli, Durian Circulation air requirement a) Air circulation around the product is a necessary evil and internal ventilation should therefore be reduced to the minimum that is necessary to maintain product temperature at right level. (because the circulation will draw out water of plant). b) Circulation chill air is used to cool down cargo, to remove the heat produced from plants, to remove concentrations of carbon dioxide and ethylene and supply oxygen to plants. c) Proper circulation air flow: Return air temperature – cooling (supply) air Temp 2.5 ℃ it may increase air flow Maximum air requirement should be approximately M3/hour/kw of cooling effect, or /M3/hour per1000 Kcal/hour of cooling effect.

Example : Broccoli at +5.0 ℃ produced heat 200 watt/ton thus 20 tons broccoli need 2800 M3/hour (calculation : 200watt/ton X 20 tons = 4000watts = 4.0 kw i.e. 700 M3/kw X 4 kw = 2,800 M3/hour) Our Daikin unit and MHI unit Air flow rate : a) High speed 5430 M3/hr with mmWG 4140 M3/hr with mmWG b) Low speed 2450 M3/hr with mm WG 1860 M3/hr with mm WG Broccoli at 0.0 ℃ produced heat 120 watt/ton thus 20 tons broccoli need 1680 M3/hour therefore to use Low speed operation is enough. (calculation: 120 watt/ton X 20 tons = 2400 watts=2.4 kw i.e. 700M3/kw X 2.4 kw=1680 M3/hour)

Our web site provided a lot of useful information, you can get them from YML web site steps as follows: a) access to internet b) your account name (ID) and password c) d) service e) reefer f) main menu g) commodity handling guidance C. How to get information from YML web site