- ISBN: 9780824743116 | 0824743113
- Cover: Hardcover
- Copyright: 5/9/2003
Preface | p. v |
List of Application Examples | p. xiv |
Distribution of Applications in chapters | p. xvi |
Food Science in Process Design | |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Food Preservation Processes | p. 2 |
Conventional Processes | p. 2 |
Minimal Processing | p. 2 |
Nonthermal Processing | p. 3 |
Chemical Kinetics | p. 4 |
Food Microbiology and Food Safety | p. 6 |
Food Microbiology | p. 6 |
Food Safety | p. 8 |
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) | p. 9 |
Food Safety Programs and HACCP | p. 10 |
Quality Changes in Food Processing | p. 11 |
Nomenclature | p. 13 |
References | p. 14 |
Principles of Food Process Design | |
Introduction | p. 17 |
Design of Food Processes | p. 21 |
Introduction | p. 21 |
Unit Operations in Food Processing | p. 22 |
Food Process Flowsheets | p. 25 |
Material and Energy Balances | p. 30 |
Mechanical Processes | p. 31 |
Mechanical Transport Operations | p. 31 |
Mechanical Processing Operations | p. 32 |
Mechanical Separation Operations | p. 32 |
Food Packaging Processes | p. 34 |
Food Safety and Quality | p. 34 |
Plant Safety | p. 35 |
Hygienic Food Process Design | p. 35 |
Hygienic Standards and Regulations | p. 36 |
Cleaning of Process Equipment | p. 38 |
Food Plant Design | p. 39 |
General Aspects | p. 39 |
New Food Plants | p. 40 |
Plant Improvement | p. 40 |
Plant Expansion | p. 41 |
Mobile Food Plants | p. 41 |
Advanced Food Plants | p. 42 |
Economic Aspects | p. 42 |
Project Evaluation and Cost Estimation | p. 44 |
Financial Analysis and Process Profitability | p. 44 |
Investment Cost | p. 45 |
Process Profitability | p. 48 |
Individual Processes | p. 52 |
Cost of Equipment and Utilities | p. 53 |
Application to Tomato Paste Processing Plant | p. 58 |
Material Balances | p. 58 |
Energy Balances | p. 60 |
Sizing and Cost of Process Equipment | p. 62 |
Plant Profitability | p. 63 |
Nomenclature | p. 65 |
References | p. 67 |
Computer-Aided Process Design | |
Introduction | p. 71 |
Principles of Spreadsheet-Aided Process Design | p. 72 |
Application Example | p. 80 |
Process Description | p. 80 |
Process Model | p. 80 |
Excel Implementation | p. 82 |
Workbook Preparation | p. 82 |
Process Modeling in a Spreadsheet | p. 82 |
Using "Solver" for Process Optimization | p. 82 |
Using Excel Tables and Charts for Presentation of the Results | p. 85 |
Introducing Dialog Boxes and Controls to Modify Data | p. 87 |
Towards an Integrated Graphics Interface | p. 88 |
Nomenclature | p. 91 |
References | p. 92 |
Heating Processes | |
Introduction | p. 93 |
Heat Transfer Coefficients | p. 94 |
General Considerations | p. 94 |
Heat and Mass Transfer Factors | p. 98 |
Food Heating Equipment | p. 98 |
Heat Exchangers | p. 99 |
Tubular Heat Exchangers | p. 100 |
Plate Heat Exchangers | p. 101 |
Scraped Surface Heat Exchangers | p. 103 |
Agitated Kettles | p. 104 |
Spiral-tube Heat Exchangers | p. 106 |
Direct Heating | p. 106 |
Special Heating Equipment | p. 107 |
Baking Ovens | p. 107 |
Impingement Heating | p. 109 |
Frying | p. 109 |
Radiation Heating | p. 109 |
Infrared Heaters | p. 110 |
Heat Generation Processes | p. 110 |
Microwave and Dielectric Heating | p. 111 |
Ohmic Heating | p. 112 |
Simplified Design of a Heat Exchanger | p. 113 |
Process Description | p. 113 |
Process Model | p. 113 |
Application to Tomato Paste Heating | p. 116 |
Detailed Design of a Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger | p. 118 |
Process Description | p. 118 |
Process Model | p. 119 |
Application to Tomato Paste Heating | p. 124 |
Detailed Design of a Plate Heat Exchanger | p. 129 |
Process Description | p. 129 |
Process Model | p. 130 |
Application to Orange Juice Heating | p. 133 |
Hygienic and Quality Considerations | p. 139 |
Nomenclature | p. 139 |
References | p. 141 |
Refrigeration and Freezing | |
Introduction | p. 145 |
Refrigeration Equipment | p. 146 |
Compression Refrigeration Cycles | p. 146 |
Mechanical Compressors | p. 146 |
Refrigeration Evaporators | p. 148 |
Condensers | p. 149 |
Capacity Control | p. 149 |
Shortcut Design Procedure | p. 149 |
Cooling of Foods | p. 152 |
Introduction | p. 152 |
Cooling Equipment | p. 153 |
Liquid Foods | p. 153 |
Solid Foods | p. 153 |
Freezing of Foods | p. 154 |
Introduction | p. 154 |
Freezing Time | p. 154 |
Heat Load | p. 155 |
Freezing Equipment | p. 156 |
Air Freezers | p. 156 |
Cold Surface Freezers | p. 156 |
Heat Exchanger Freezers | p. 156 |
Cryogenic Liquids | p. 156 |
Thawing Equipment | p. 158 |
Cold Storage of Foods | p. 158 |
Design of a Conveyor Belt Cooler | p. 159 |
Process Description | p. 159 |
Process Model | p. 160 |
Application to Strawberry Cooling | p. 165 |
Design of a Cold Storage Room | p. 171 |
Process Description | p. 171 |
Process Model | p. 172 |
Application to Seasonal Cold Storage of Apples | p. 178 |
Design of a Fluidized Bed Freezer | p. 184 |
Process Description | p. 184 |
Process Model | p. 185 |
Application to Green Pea Freezing | p. 190 |
Nomenclature | p. 196 |
References | p. 198 |
Evaporation | |
Introduction | p. 199 |
Heat Transfer in Evaporators | p. 199 |
Introduction | p. 199 |
Heat Transfer Coefficients | p. 200 |
Food Evaporators | p. 201 |
Falling Film Evaporators | p. 202 |
Forced Circulation Evaporators | p. 204 |
Agitated Film Evaporators | p. 204 |
Energy-Saving Evaporators | p. 205 |
Multiple-Effect Evaporators | p. 206 |
Vapor Recompression Evaporators | p. 208 |
Design of a Triple-Effect Evaporator | p. 210 |
Process Description | p. 210 |
Process Model | p. 210 |
Application to Tomato-Paste Concentration | p. 221 |
Design of a Vapor Recompression Evaporator | p. 228 |
Process Description | p. 228 |
Process Model | p. 229 |
Application to Tomato Paste Concentration | p. 233 |
Application to Milk Concentration | p. 234 |
Food Quality Considerations | p. 237 |
Nomenclature | p. 238 |
References | p. 241 |
Dehydration | |
Introduction | p. 243 |
General Considerations | p. 244 |
Heat and Mass Transfer | p. 244 |
Design of Industrial Dryers | p. 246 |
Drying Equipment | p. 249 |
Selection of Industrial Dryers | p. 249 |
Typical Food Dryers | p. 250 |
Bin (Silo) Dryers | p. 250 |
Tray Dryers | p. 250 |
Tunnel (Truck) Dryers | p. 251 |
Belt Dryers | p. 252 |
Rotary Dryers | p. 252 |
Fluidized Bed Dryers | p. 253 |
Pneumatic (Flash) Dryers | p. 253 |
Spray Dryers | p. 254 |
Drum dryers | p. 254 |
Vacuum Dryers | p. 255 |
Freeze Dryers | p. 255 |
Drying Principles | p. 256 |
Psychrometrics | p. 256 |
Drying Kinetics | p. 265 |
Material and Heat Balances | p. 270 |
Sizing | p. 272 |
Design of a Conveyor Belt Dryer | p. 272 |
Process Description | p. 272 |
Process Model | p. 274 |
Application to Carrot Dehydration | p. 279 |
Design of Rotary Dryer | p. 289 |
Process Description | p. 289 |
Process Model | p. 290 |
Application to Carrot Dehydration | p. 295 |
Comparison of Belt and Rotary Dryers | p. 295 |
Nomenclature | p. 302 |
References | p. 304 |
Thermal Processing of Foods | |
Introduction | p. 307 |
Kinetics of Thermal Inactivation | p. 308 |
Inactivation of Microorganisms and Enzymes | p. 308 |
Effect of Temperature | p. 309 |
Commercial Sterility | p. 310 |
Inactivation at Varying Temperature | p. 311 |
Thermal Damage to Food Components | p. 311 |
Thermal Destruction Data | p. 311 |
Application to Milk | p. 315 |
In-Container Thermal Processing | p. 318 |
In-Container Sterilizers | p. 322 |
Batch Sterilizers | p. 322 |
Continuous Sterilizers | p. 322 |
Continuous Flow Pasteurization | p. 324 |
Process Description | p. 324 |
Process Model | p. 324 |
Application to Milk | p. 332 |
Continuous Flow Sterilization: Indirect Steam Heating | p. 338 |
Process Description | p. 338 |
Process Model | p. 339 |
Application to Milk | p. 346 |
Continuous Flow Sterilization: Injection Steam Heating | p. 351 |
Process Description | p. 351 |
Process Model | p. 351 |
Application to Milk | p. 358 |
Continuous Flow Sterilization of Viscous and Particulate Fluid Foods | p. 364 |
Process Description | p. 364 |
Process Model | p. 364 |
Application to Model Potato Soup | p. 371 |
In-Container Thermal Processing | p. 377 |
Process Description | p. 377 |
Process Model | p. 378 |
Application to Corn Canning | p. 378 |
Nomenclature | p. 385 |
References | p. 387 |
Mass Transfer Processes | |
Introduction | p. 389 |
Phase Equilibria | p. 390 |
Mass Transfer | p. 390 |
Design of Equipment | p. 390 |
Distillation | p. 391 |
Introduction | p. 391 |
Process Description | p. 391 |
Process Model | p. 393 |
Vapor - Liquid Equilibrium | p. 393 |
Material and Heat Balances | p. 396 |
Column Size | p. 397 |
Column Auxiliaries Sizing | p. 399 |
Costing | p. 400 |
Process Design | p. 402 |
Application to Ethanol Distillation | p. 408 |
Conventional Column | p. 408 |
Column without Reboiler | p. 419 |
Aroma Recovery | p. 419 |
Spinning Cone Stripping Column | p. 421 |
Extraction | p. 422 |
Phase Equilibria | p. 422 |
Equilibrium Stages | p. 424 |
Mass Transfer Considerations | p. 425 |
Extraction Equipment | p. 426 |
Design of Crosscurrent Flow Solid Extraction | p. 428 |
Process Description | p. 428 |
Process Model | p. 428 |
Application to Oil Recovery from Soybean Meal | p. 432 |
Nomenclature | p. 438 |
References | p. 440 |
Membrane Separation Processes | |
Introduction | p. 443 |
Principles of Membrane Separations | p. 444 |
Mass Transfer Considerations | p. 444 |
Membrane Modules | p. 445 |
Membrane Separation Systems | p. 446 |
Pressure-driven Separations | p. 446 |
Special Membrane Separations | p. 448 |
Microfiltration and Ultrafil Tration | p. 450 |
Microfil Tration | p. 450 |
Ultrafil Tration | p. 451 |
UF Systems | p. 451 |
Food Applications of UF | p. 453 |
Reverse Osmosis and Nanofil Tration | p. 454 |
Ro Systems | p. 455 |
Food Applications of Ro | p. 456 |
Application to Cheese Whey Processing | p. 457 |
Design of an Ultrafil Tration Process | p. 459 |
Process Description | p. 459 |
Process Model | p. 459 |
Application to Cheese Whey | p. 462 |
Design of a Reverse Osmosis Process | p. 467 |
Process Description | p. 467 |
Process Model | p. 468 |
Application to Cheese Whey | p. 471 |
Nomenclature | p. 475 |
References | p. 476 |
Appendix | |
Conversion Factors to Si Units | p. 478 |
Physical Properties of Water, Steam, and Air | p. 479 |
Saturated Pressure of Water | p. 479 |
Latent Heat of Vaporization of Water | p. 480 |
Density of Water | p. 481 |
Density of Saturated Steam | p. 482 |
Phase Diagram of Water | p. 483 |
Density of Air | p. 484 |
Specific Heat of Water, Steam and Air | p. 485 |
Viscosity of Water, Steam and Air | p. 486 |
Thermal Conductivity of Water, Steam and Air | p. 487 |
Mass Diffusivity of Water Vapor in Air | p. 487 |
Thermal Properties of Major Food Components | p. 488 |
Density of Major Food Components | p. 488 |
Specific Heat of Major Food Components | p. 489 |
Thermal Conductivity of Major Food Components | p. 490 |
Transport Properties of Selected Foods | p. 491 |
Viscosity of Selected Foods | p. 491 |
Thermal Conductivity of Selected Foods | p. 492 |
Moisture Diffusivity of Selected Foods | p. 494 |
Fluid Flow in Circular Tubes | p. 496 |
Convection Heat Transfer Coefficients | p. 498 |
Nomenclature | p. 500 |
References | p. 500 |
Index | p. 501 |
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