Food processing 2 Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
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Preservation Process

A

quantify initial # of microbes
apply external agent
Take periodic samples
Quantify # of microorganisms for each sample

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2
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D-value

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time needed for 90% reduction in microbial

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3
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Z-value

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increase the temperature needed to cause 90% reduction in D-value

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4
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F-Value

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time needed in the process to reduce the population of vegetative cells and spores

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5
Q

what is commercial sterilization

A

thermal process to achieve shelf stability

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6
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what does heat treatment do

A

kills microbes, spores, enzymes

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7
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length of time

A

heat condition
heat resistance
enzyme activity
PH
Size/shape
physical state of food

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8
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commercial sterilization concepts

A

cold spot
Heat Penetration
come up time
lethality

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9
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cold spots

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areas where it takes longer for heat to reach
liquid food cylindrical container -1/3 up from base
Solid food cylindrical container - geometric center

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10
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Heat Penetration factors

A

product
container
retort

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11
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D0,D1,D2,D3…

A

0%,90%,99%,99.9%

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12
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come up time

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time for retorte to reach set temp

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13
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lethality

A

measure of heat treatment

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14
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Commercial steril systems

A

Batch/continuous - treating after packing
aseptic - before packing

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15
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what is canning

A

food in hermetically sealed containers
prevents recontamination
shelf stable

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16
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target microorganisms in canning

A

Clostridium botulinum (anaerobic)

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17
Q

pouch processing advantages

A

reduce process time
reduce cost
better sensory properties
easy to open

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18
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pouch processing disadvantages

A

poor physical stability
complex equipment needed

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19
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canning process

A

canned
closed
heated
cooled

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20
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what is needed in aseptic processing and packaging to create a hermetic seal

A

sterile product
sterile packaging
sterile environment

21
Q

aseptic processing equipment

A

steam injection nozzle
steam infusion vessel

22
Q

What is the flash cooling system used for

A

at 60-70C a vacuum expansion vessel to remove the correct amount of water after aseptic processing so the product is not too diluted or concentrated

23
Q

advantages of aseptic processing

A

shorter processing time
improved product quality
process productivity
reduced energy consumption

24
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physical separation of food components

A

filtration
centrifugation
pneumatic separation
mechanical expression(pressing)

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what is filtration
solid/liquid separations using sedimentation by gravity and filtration with porous screens
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is filtration faster with larger or smaller particals
larger
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what are the driving forces
pressure vacuum
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what is centrifugation
a device that separates particles from suspension by size, shape, and density
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pneumatic separation by
using air to remove foreign particles
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mechanical separation
by press to get oil or juice
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what physical properties are critical in mechanical expression
size viscosity
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processes involving phase separation
crystallization distillation solvent extraction evaporation
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crystalization
solids formed from a solution
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distillation
volatile compounds separated from a base solution
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solvent extraction
separation of soluble compounds from the solute
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evaporation
partial separation of volatile solvent from non-volitile components
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membrane separation
process of concentration and separation without using heat
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what is the driving force for membrane separation
pressure
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on what basis are compounds separated in membrane separation
molecular size shape
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what does membrane separation use
specially designed semi-permeable membranes
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what are the applications of membrane separation
separation of proteins from whey concentration of milk to make cheese clarification of apple juice concentration of eggs
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membrane separation dead-end mode
liquid permeation decreases overtime as the solid cake increase bc of the top down approach
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membran separation cross-flow
liquid permeation and cake thickness level out at the same time because of the cross flow
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types of variation
common cause special cause
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common cause
natural variations that cannot be traced to a specific cause
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special cause
assignable variation due to an assignable cause outside of natural variation people, environment, material etc
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Where are spores often found
on the surface of the food
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When conditions become favorable, what do spores become
vegetative and produce neurotoxins
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what happens when a person ingests these neurotoxins?
they contract botulism