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Novel Technologies and Systems for Food Preservation
The consequence of cell death under applied external applied load in the food products.
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Thermal Technologies and Systems for Food Preservation
Siva Kalaiselvam (Anna University, India), Dinesh Rajan (Anna University, India), and Imran Hussain Showkath Ali (Anna University, India)
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 20
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7894-9.ch006
Abstract
Thermal technologies for food preservation prevent the degradation of desired properties of the perishable food items for a longer duration to fulfill the needs of the consumers in the aspects of nutrition, safety, and price. Each freezing method has its distinct characteristics on quality of frozen food products. The major physical and chemical changes observed during the freezing process were freezer burns, recrystallization, protein denaturation, color, flavor, release of enzymes, etc. These will be detailed with appropriate examples. The comparative analysis of the aforementioned thermal technologies based on the quality of food products will be discussed with the recommendations for the selection of appropriate thermal technologies. It will guide the practicing engineers and researchers to understand the drawbacks of conventional thermal technologies and how they affect food qualities along with the advancements made to overcome the drawbacks.
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