Prelims Flashcards

1
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  • Processing steps required to eliminate the potential for foodborne illness
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PRESERVATION PROCESSES

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one of the traditional
preservation processes

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❖Pasteurization

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3
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→uses thermal energy to increase the
product temperature and inactivate specific
pathogenic microorganisms

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Pasteurization

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4
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→results in a shelf-stable product with refrigeration

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❖Pasteurization

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5
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more intense thermal process to reduce the population of all microorganisms in the product

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COMMERCIAL STERILIZATION

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6
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leads to shelf-stable products in cans and similar
containers

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COMMERCIAL STERILIZATION

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7
Q

Recently, technologies such as___________ have been investigated to reduce microbial
populations in foods without the need for thermal energy

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Ultra-high pressure (UPH) and pulsed electric fields (PEF)

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type of process used

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❖Systems or PROCESSING SYSTEM

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9
Q

designed to
provide the desired increase in product temperature (focus siya sa temp thermal energy)

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Traditional thermal processing systems

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10
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it has
→holding time
→cooling from the elevated temperature

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Traditional thermal processing systems

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11
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bringing a treatment agent into contact with the food
product for the period of time needed to reduce the
action of deterioration reactions within the product
(may treatment agent siya ito yung mag cocontact sa food, in agiven time, in the process ma rereduce na yung deterioration na magaganap sa product)

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Alternative preservation processes

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12
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Eliminate pathogenic microorganisms and other components
causing deterioration of the product( clue word pathogenic, alam mo na ito)

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PASTEURIZATION

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13
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To extend the shelf-life and the safety of the food product (extend lang natin)

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PASTEURIZATION

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14
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→a thermal process used to eliminate specific pathogenic
microorganisms from a food
(thermal process na siya,eliminate specific pathogenic microor)

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PASTEURIZATION

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15
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is a similar thermal process used to inactivate enzymes
in foods and prevent the deterioration reactions in the product (okay enzymes naman ito)

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PASTEURIZATION

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16
Q

Both processes accomplish the desired result without using the high
temperatures normally associated with commercial sterilization.

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Blanching and pasteurization

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17
Q

designed for liquid foods, and with specific attention to achieving
a specific time-temperature process (again very specific sa attention at time-temp)
bakit?

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pasteurization
kasi baka kapag nasobrahan sa temp, baka imbes na specific na pathogenic lang, magiging all, at iba na yun)

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18
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additional info
also known as “flash pasteurization,”
is a continuous process that heats food products, like milk, to a high temperature (72°C) for a short time (15 seconds) to kill pathogens and extend shelf life

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Continuous High Temperature Short Time (HTST) Pasteurization
System

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19
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Some parts of the pasteurization system

→plate heat exchangers are used

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Heat exchangers for product heating/cooling

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20
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heating medium may be:

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hot water or steam

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21
Q

used to increase efficiency of the
process ( hot products: heating medium; cold water: cooling
medium)

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regeneration section

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22
Q

→important component of the pasteurization system|
why?

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➢Holding tube
kase in here it is place when settling down of temperature happnes, in a way that, it satisfies lethality
real answer
ensuring that the product, in continuous flow, is held at the required temperature for the specified duration

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23
Q

although lethality accumulates in the heating, holding, and
cooling sections, the FDA will consider only the lethality
accumulated in the _______

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holding section

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24
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reduction of a target pathogen during heating to a level, ideally zero, that renders a product safe for consumption at any point during its shelf life

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Lethality

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25
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the d___ of the holding tube is crucial to achieve a uniform and
sufficient thermal process

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design

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26
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a metering pump located upstream from the holding tube

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➢Pumps and flow control

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27
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used to maintain the required product flow rate

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Pumps and flow control

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28
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this pump is used for this application of pasteurization

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positive displacement pump

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29
Q

are more sensitive to pressure drop and should be used only for clean-in-place applications

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Centrifugal pumps

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30
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an important control point in any pasteurization system

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Flow diversion valve (FDV)

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31
Q

→this remotely activated valve is located downstream from the
holding tube

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Flow diversion valve (FDV)

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32
Q

a _____________located at the exit to the holding tube
activates the FDV

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temperature sensor

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33
Q

concept: FDV
when the temperature is _______ the established pasteurization
temperature, the valve is maintained in a_________position; if the
product temperature __________
_________the desired pasteurization
temperature, the FDV diverts the product flow to the _____ product
_____ to the system

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below
forward flow
drops below
unheated
inlet

34
Q

-the ______ and _________ prevent product that has not received the established
time-temperature treatment from reaching the product packaging system

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valve and sensor

35
Q

with application to solid food as it inactivate an enzyme system (okay blanching alam mo na ito)

A

BLANCHING SYSTEM

36
Q

→since blanching systems are designed for solid foods,_________ systems are used to carry the product through the system

37
Q

in blanching, the environment within the system, where the product pieces are
heated, are ___________

A

team or heated water

38
Q

in blaching, the _____ and _____ of the conveyor ensures that the thermal treatment of the product provides the desired inactivation of the _______ system for a given product ( the slowest heating location ex. sa lab experiment nila Ma’am Jen …of
the product pieces will increase in temperature during the ______
stage of the process, while the product is exposed to the steam or
hot water

A

design and speed
enzyme
initial

39
Q

In blanching, Second stage →the product is exposed to a____ environment,
usually _____ or _____

A

cold air or water

40
Q

in blanching, the _____________ _____________at the slowest heating/ cooling
location of the product pieces are critical in ensuring the process,
and are established by the speed of the conveyor through both
stages of the system

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temperature-time profile

41
Q

➢the use of a thermal process to achieve a shelf-stable food product

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COMMERCIAL STERILIZATION SYSTEMS
pasteurization is also a thermal process

42
Q

systems are designed to increase the product temperature to rather
high magnitudes for specified periods of time

increase tempt rather high magnitude

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COMMERCIAL STERILIZATION SYSTEMS

43
Q

temperatures used usually exceed the boiling point of water, and the
equipment must include this capability

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COMMERCIAL STERILIZATION SYSTEMS

44
Q

COMMERCIAL STERILIZATION SYSTEMS
Three categories

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batch, continuous and aseptic

45
Q

Accomplish the thermal treatment after the product is placed in the container or package

A

Batch and continuous

46
Q

the process is accomplished before the product is placed in
the container or package,

and the container or package requires a
separate process

47
Q

the typical batch system is referred to as a

A

still retort

48
Q

a vessel designed to expose the product to
temperatures above the boiling point of water

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still retort

49
Q

In batch system of Comercial Sterilization,
must maintain pressures up to______, or the pressures
needed to maintain steam temperature as high as _____

A

475 kPa
135 – 150 ºC

50
Q

the _________ ________is designed to allow the environment (pressure
and temperature) within the vessel to be _________ to some desired
level for a specified time, held, and then returned to ambient ______ and
________ conditions

this is under batch systems

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control system
increased
pressure
temperature

51
Q

Batch System
for a typical process, the product __________ would be placed into the ____ →the______ is sealed → ________ ______ ______would be released into the vessel until the desired ________ and ______ are reached
→the product (in containers) is ______for a predetermined period of time → the pressure is
________ and the temperature surrounding the product containers ___________

A

containers (with product)
vessel
vessel
high pressure steam
pressure and temperature
held
released
decrease

52
Q

→involves a design of the processing vessel to allow for automated filling and discharge of product containers

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Crateless retort

53
Q

In CONTINUOUS RETORT SYSTEMS ➢the vessel is first filled with_________ → _____
→application of ________process →product containers are removed in an _______manner (semi-continuous)

A

product containers
sealing
thermal
automated

54
Q

in contrast to the continuous crateless retort system which is just semi-continuous, this one is the real continuous

A

Hydrostatic sterilization system

55
Q

→uses a tower and two columns of water to maintain a high-pressure steam environment for the product containers to move through

A

Hydrostatic sterilization system

56
Q

in Hydrostatic sterilization system
→the _______ of the water columns is sufficient to maintain the desired
steam pressure and temperature

57
Q

➢Hydrostatic sterilization system

→the product _____ carries the containers through the system in
a ________ manner

→the product containers enter the system through a _________ of _________ and heating of product is initiated

→the heating of the product is completed as the product is conveyed through the _____ _______

→the final stage of the process is accomplished as the product
containers are conveyed through a ________ of _____

→the____________ for product within the system is a function of the
conveyor speed

A

conveyor
continuous
column of hot water
steam environment
column of cold water
residence time

58
Q

most commercial sterilization systems are designed for food product
placed in metal cans however,

an alternative system for product placed in a flexible ________ requires
an approach to suspend the ________ in the steam environment within the retort vessel

59
Q

➢includes a unique crate within the vessel to suspend the product
pouches in the steam environment and allow the heating of the
product in the most efficient manner

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POUCH PROCESSING SYSTEMS

60
Q

by exposing both sides of the thin pouch to the heating medium, the
slowest heating location of the product reaches the desired
temperature __________, and can be cooled ______to complete the thermal process

61
Q

it is a continuous sterilization (note it is sterlization

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ASEPTIC PROCESSING SYSTEMS

62
Q

free from contamination caused by harmful bacteria, viruses, or
other microorganisms

63
Q

this system
➢the product is ________ __________ prior to being placed in a container

➢the systems require__________ sterilization of the container, and
placement of the product into the container while in an aseptic environment

➢_________ to products that can be pumped through a heat exchanger for both heating and cooling

➢by using __________ steam as a heating medium in a heat exchanger,
the product can be heated to temperatures exceeding ________ → holding tube →product cooling in a heat exchanger using ____

A

thermally processed
independent
limited
high pressure
100 ºC
cold water

64
Q

cannot be used for solid foods, but have been adapted for high viscosity
foods and liquid products containing solid particles

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ASEPTIC PROCESSING SYSTEMS

65
Q

the use of high pressures to achieve food preservation has evolved as a potential commercial process

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ULTRA-HIGH PRESSURE (UHP) SYSTEMS

66
Q

in UPH historically, there have been demonstrations of inactivation
of microbial populations by using ultra-high pressures in the
range of

A

300 to 800 Mpa

67
Q

Components of UPH
→vessel designed to maintain the_____________ required for the process
→________ _______within the vessel is in contact with the product and delivers the impact of the agent to the product
and microbial population within the product

A

high pressures
transmitting medium

68
Q

current systems operate in a ____ or ______ mode.

A

batch and semi-continuous

69
Q

a typical UHP process for a______food or product in a container would be accomplished by placing the product in
the system vessel, followed by ______ the ______ around the product with the _____ _____

➢pressure is increased by high pressure pumps for the transmitting liquid or by activating a ______ to reduce the ________ of the medium surrounding the product

➢after the desired pressure is reached in the vessel, the pressure is maintained for the _______ of _______ needed to accomplish the required reduction in microbial population in the product

➢at the end of the _____ ______, the pressure is released
and the process is completed

A

solid
filling the space
transmitting medium

piston
volume

period of time

holding period

70
Q

➢a system for __________ product would use a high-pressure transfer value to introduce product into the vessel

➢the pressure is increased by introducing ______ behind a free ______ applied __________to the product

➢the product is pumped out of the vessel, and the process cycle is repeated

➢the processed product must be filled into packages or containers in an
________environment

➢during the UHP process, the product temperature will be increased
further to _______ heating

➢a typical product would experience an increase of_______ per ______, although the magnitude of increase would vary with product composition

➢The___________increase may or may not influence the process depending on the temperature of the product entering the UHP system

A

pumpable

water; piston; directly

aseptic

adiabatic

3ºC per 100 MPa

temperature

71
Q

➢the exposure of a food product to a pulsed electric field results in a reduction
in the ________population within the product

72
Q

PEF S
➢requires a component to generate the electric field and a______ _____
to expose the product to the field in a controlled manner

this includes a method for conveying the product through an environment where it is exposed to the pulsed electric field for a
controlled period of time

A

treatment chamber

73
Q

most PEF S systems are designed for ______foods that can be pumped through a tube or pipe (the electric field surround the tube)

74
Q

➢the portion of the PEF system designed to create the electric field has at least two
electrodes: one high ________ and the other at ______ ______

the treatment involves exposing the product to pulses of voltage between the
_______ _____

Several different configurations for the electrodes and the product flow have
been developed:

A

voltage
ground level
two electrodes

parallel plate, coaxial and colinear

75
Q

it is the primary process variable

→depending on the microbial population, the intensities may be as low as _____ kV/cm or as high as ____ kV/cm

→for all microorganisms, the rate of reduction in the population will _____ as the field intensity is _____

A

➢electric field intensity
2- 35 kV/cm
increase

76
Q

has high synergistic influence on the
effectiveness of the process in PEF S

A

Temperature

77
Q

Product composition → products creating higher electrical conductivity; existence of ______ ______ in liquid
products

A

gas bubbles

78
Q

Ultraviolet light, pulsed light, and ultrasound
➢High voltage arc discharge, oscillating magnetic
fields, and x-rays
➢Microwave and radio frequency and ohmic-induction
heating systems (depend on the increase of product
temperature to achieve the process)

A

ALTERNATIVE PRESERVATION SYSTEMS

79
Q

Lab Result
Heating Medium
Mode of transfer
order of heating
order of cooling

A

juice> convection> top, middle, bottom> bottom middle top

meat> conduction> bottom, top, middle> bottom, top ,middle

80
Q

convective materials geometric center is ____ height of the can

conductive materials geometric center is _______ height of the can

which is faster to penetrate the cold point

A

1/3
1/2
convective

81
Q

it is defined as the point that receives the least heat and assumed to be the lowest heating point of the container

A

Cold point