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What is High-Voltage Electroimpulse Action

Advanced Agro-Engineering Technologies for Rural Business Development
Effect of the electrophysical nature on the processed material, which is carried out by means of successively generated high-tension voltage pulses (at given frequency), for example, in the discharge circuit of the impulse voltage generator.
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Electro-Impulse Irreversible Plant Tissue Damage as Highly Efficient Agricultural Technology
Igor Viktorovich Yudaev (Don State Agrarian University, Russia), Yuliia Daus (Don State Agrarian University, Russia), Ruslan Kokurin (Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia), Petr Victorovich Prokofyev (Volgograd State Agrarian University, Russia), Varvara Gamaga (Moscow State Pedagogical University, Russia), and Nikola Armenyanov (Ruse University, Bulgaria)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7573-3.ch015
Abstract
The object of research in the chapter is the plant tissue of weeds, fruits, vegetables, melons, etc. The purpose of the presented research is to study the process of electro-impulsive irreversible damage of plant tissue as the basis for energy saving, efficient electro-technologies with minimal negative effects of chemical components on the environment and food products. The chapter presents the results of experiments carried out by the team of researchers that allowed it to determine the technological indices of the irreversible electro-impulse damage of plant tissue (weeds, fruits, vegetables, melons, etc.), which is the basis for developing the technology of electro-impulse destruction of weeds, electro-impulse plasmolysis of fruits and melons cultures. This research was conducted in the southern region of the country and combined the efforts of several scientific groups of researchers.
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