Temperature Data Disputes Cargo Defrosting Claim in Refrigerated Transportation

The temperature trend remains consistent when comparing the temperature charts provided by Barbuss, which only includes charts, with the temperature charts provided by our member. The overall temperature range is also similar. Both sets of temperatures corroborate each other, suggesting that the temperature records accurately reflect the actual temperature inside the container.

Nevertheless, it is important to clarify that the opposing claim that temperature variations caused the cargo defrosting (The Frozen Shrimps defrosted due to temperature deviations during transit) is unfounded. Firstly, temperature variations are inevitable in refrigerated container transportation, as power interruptions during loading and unloading processes can lead to temperature changes. Additionally, switching the container's refrigeration mode can also result in temperature variations. Despite these fluctuations, normal frozen shrimp transportation did not cause any damage.

Secondly, to the best of our knowledge, there have been no experiments or research that conclusively prove temperature changes necessarily lead to cargo defrosting or damage. For instance, subjecting an ice block to -20 degrees Celsius cold air and suddenly changing it to -10 degrees Celsius will not alter the state of the ice block. Similarly, exposing the ice block to hot air above freezing for a short period of time will not change its state.