9C Flashcards

1
Q

describe the sharp freezing method

A

-23 to -30C, some air circulation

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2
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describe last freezing

A

use of high velocity air

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3
Q

expand IQF

A

individually quick frozen

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4
Q

how is freezer burn prevented?

A

spraying a layer of water over product

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5
Q

describe a scraped surface heat exchanger

A

cooling agent in exterior jacket = ethylene glycol

- high surface area

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6
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describe immersion freezing

A

packaged product immersed in cooling agent like ethylene glycol, sugar or salt solution

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7
Q

what are commonly used cryogens? what temperatures are they?

A

liquid nitrogen: -196C

liquid CO2: -79C

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8
Q

how much heat is removed per kilogram of product by cryogenic freezing?

A

386 kj

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9
Q

how do cryogens interact with food?

A

liquid nitrogen is sprayed on
solid CO2 is mixed w/product directly
high pressure liquid CO2 can be sprayed, but then turns to snow under lower pressure

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10
Q

traditional methods of drying can reduce moisture levels to what percentage?

A

15%

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11
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more advanced methods of drying can reduce moisture levels to what percentage?

A

1-5%

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12
Q

The amount of moisture that air can hold at a particular temperature is…

A

relative humidity

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