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Durch die Verbreitung von VR und den möglichen Potenzialen für die Landschaftsarchitektur, gewinnt die Auseinandersetzung mit der Verwendung als Präsentationsmedium an Relevanz. Aufgrund der geringen Anzahl an Fallstudien zu dieser Thematik, war es das Ziel dieser Arbeit, eine vollständige und praxisnahe VR-Erfahrung anhand eines Beispielprojekts zu erstellen. Hierfür wurde das Wohnbauprojekt „Teilerhöfe“ in Hannover ausgewählt.
Im Rahmen der Arbeit konnte ein Arbeitsablauf für die Erstellung einer VR-Erfahrung aufgestellt und erfolgreich durchgeführt werden. Das Ergebnis bildet eine auf der Unreal Engine basierende virtuelle Echtzeit-Umgebung, die durch ein VR-Headset erkundet werden kann. Trotz einiger notwendiger Kompromisse konnten alle Inhalte des Entwurfs angemessen dargestellt werden. Auf dieser Basis werden mögliche Potenziale und Grenzen für den Einsatz in der Landschaftsarchitektur diskutiert. Hieraus resultiert die Erkenntnis, das VREs einen erheblichen Mehrwert bieten können, aber mit Bedacht eingesetzt werden sollten.
Повышение эффективности снятия покровной ткани с плодов томата импульсным электрическим полем
(2022)
Electrophysical technologies are a global trend of sustainable agriculture and food industry. Peeling is an energy-intensive procedure of fruit and vegetable processing. The research featured the effect of pulsed electric field (PEF) treatment on tomato peeling effectiveness. The assessment included such factors as specific effort, energy costs, and product losses in comparison with thermal and electrophysical methods. Tomatoes of Aurora variety underwent a PEF treatment at 1 kV/cm. The expended specific energy was 1, 5, and 10 kJ/kg. The tomatoes were visually evaluated with optical microscopy before and after processing. The peeling effectiveness and mass loss were measured with a texture analyzer and digital scales. The PEF treatment decreased the specific force of mechanical peel removal by 10% (P < 0.05). The mass loss decreased by 4% (P < 0.05) at 1 kJ/kg. The PEF method resulted in cell electroporation, which activated the internal mass transfer of moisture from the endocarp region between the mesocarp and the integumentary tissue. The hydrostatic pressure produced a layer of liquid, which facilitated the peeling. In comparison with thermal treatment (blanching), ohmic heating, and ultrasonic processing, the PEF technology had the lowest production losses and energy costs. The research proves the prospects of the PEF treatment in commercial tomato processing.
The present study investigates consumers’ acceptance of Se-biofortified apples, as well as Se health and nutrition claims that have been approved by the European Commission. Despite indications that such statements are more likely to be accepted if the carrier product itself has a healthy image, unprocessed fruits biofortified with Se have not been investigated in this context yet. Apples as the most frequently-consumed type of fresh fruit in Germany may offer the potential to improve the Se status of consumers when the produce is enriched with Se. Therefore, an online survey of 356 German adults was conducted to analyze different aspects that could affect the perception of and preference for the proposed product concept by consumers. The findings indicate a moderate acceptance of Se-biofortified apples, as well as of Se health and nutrition claims among the participants. Additional information about beneficial health effects of Se had a significant impact on consumer acceptance. People who regularly eat convenience food and prefer to buy apples at supermarkets were particularly attracted by the product idea. In conclusion, the results of the study indicate good prospects for a successful introduction of Se-rich apples in the German food market, if the produce is advertised with approved health and nutrition claims.