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from C.H.I.P.S.
A Food Industry Perspective by Jairus David
Aseptic Processing and Packaging of Food explains how aseptic processing and packaging first began and traces its fascinating progression over the last half century. It explores current technologies, discussing why they are used today, and explains why certain basic approaches to critical operations, such as pumping, heat exchange, fluid flow, and controls, must be applied. Commercially used heating and holding concepts are also explained, with emphasis on
avoiding problems.
For the first time in print, Aseptic Processing and Packaging of Food states the
technique and method of choice for accurate flow control (timing). It includes an
explanation of secondary flow and describes its use to solve many of the heat exchange and
fluid flow problems associated with particle-containing products. This book also discusses
the manufacturers of aseptic packaging equipment, exploring the types of products they
produce and the advantages and disadvantages of their product design. Aseptic
Processing and Packaging of Food fills in many of the information gaps left by other
sources -- a must-have reference for anyone working in this area.
Features:
Contents
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Index
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