ArticleUltrasonics sonochemistry2026
Ultrasound - assisted sodium alginate coating pretreatment integrated with advanced drying technologies: A novel strategy to optimize drying behavior, energy consumption, physicochemical quality, and sensory attributes of Zanthoxylum bungeanum.
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Abstract
To address the complex moisture migration pathways, limited process adaptability, and pronounced quality deterioration during the drying of Zanthoxylum bungeanum, this study introduced an ultrasound-sodium alginate (US - SA) pretreatment and coupled it with multiple advanced drying technologies, including multi - frequency ultrasound - vacuum far - infrared drying (MFUS - FIRD), MFUS - HAD, radio frequency vacuum drying (RFVD), microwave vacuum drying (MVD), far-infrared vacuum drying (FIRD), and hot air drying (HAD). The drying kinetics, energy consumption, sensory attributes, and quality evolution of Zanthoxylum bungeanum under different processes were systematically compared. The results indicated that (US - SA) - MVD achieved the highest drying efficiency (260 min) and the lowest energy consumption (33.25 kW·h·k
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