Effect of high pressure homogenization on the physical properties of milk /

100 MPa to determine the effect of homogenization pressure on

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Gonzalez De Cossio, Carlos, 1970-
Format: Thesis eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified] ; 1994.
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Summary:100 MPa to determine the effect of homogenization pressure on
a Rannie Model 12.51H double stage homogenizer. The
area. An increase in particle size due to double stage
between 0 and 58.6 MPa. This was confirmed by the rate of
clumping and coalescence of fat globules at pressures greater
diameter and tenth percentile parameter and increased
difference in whiteness between unhomogenized milk and
have a slight effect on the viscosity of milk.
Homogenization increased the temperature of milk an average
homogenization reduced particle size compared with single
homogenization was observed when milk was homogenized at
homogenized milk was significant. Homogenization appeared to
milk fat was heated to 62.5 and 79.5'C and homogenized using
Milk was homogenized at pressures ranging from 17.2 MPa to
of 3'C ︢1.5'C per 17.2 MPa. Increasing homogenizing
percentile parameters and as a decrease in specific surface
pressure at 62.5'C reduced fat globule size which was
pressures greater than 72.4 MPa.
rapid increase in specific surface area. Double stage
reduction of volume to surface average diameter and in the
reflected in the reduction of the volume surface average
specific surface area. Homogenization was most effective
stage homogenization. Homogenizing at 79.50C produced
surface average diameter, changes in the tenth and ninetieth
temperature changes in milk. Milk containing 0, 1.5 and 3.0%
than 58.6 MPa. This effect was observed as increased volume
the fat globule size distribution, viscosity, color, and
Item Description:"Major subject: Food Science and Technology".
Vita.
Physical Description:xi, 67 leaves : illustrations ; 28 cm.
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Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references.