Incubator

A shelf-life incubator is a controlled environment chamber used to accelerate the aging process of products to predict their long-term stability. By exposing products to elevated temperatures and humidity, researchers can simulate real-world storage conditions and determine a product's shelf life.

How it works

  • Sample Preparation: Products are prepared according to specific protocols and placed within the incubator.
  • Environment Control: The incubator maintains precise temperature and humidity levels to mimic accelerated storage conditions.
  • Time-based Testing: Products are monitored at regular intervals for changes in quality, appearance, texture, flavor, or other relevant parameters.
  • Data Analysis: The collected data is analyzed to determine the product's shelf life under normal storage conditions.

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