Zhu Shan
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Zhu Shan is a researcher focused on agricultural engineering and post-harvest technology, with a particular emphasis on reducing mechanical damage to fresh produce during handling and transportation. Their most-cited work, "Experimental Research on Grape Cluster Vibration Signals during Transportation and Placing for Harvest and Post-Harvest Handling" (2021, 19 citations), addresses the critical problem of berry shattering in table grapes—a major cause of quality loss from harvest to supermarket shelves. By analyzing vibration signals during transport and placement, Zhu Shan developed methods to quantify and mitigate detachment forces, offering practical insights for improving post-harvest handling systems. This research bridges a gap in measuring dynamic impacts on grape clusters, moving beyond static detachment force tests. With a growing citation record, Zhu Shan’s contributions are valuable for engineers and agricultural scientists seeking to reduce food waste and enhance fruit quality. Their work underscores the importance of precision in post-harvest logistics, making them a notable voice in sustainable agriculture and food supply chain optimization.
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