Simulation of a deep-fat frying process for tortilla chips /

affect the final oil content.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Chen, Youhong
Format: Thesis eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified] ; 1996.
Subjects:
Online Access:Link to OAKTrust copy

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504 |a Includes bibliographical references: pages 107-110. 
520 |a affect the final oil content. 
520 |a agreements also validate the frying mechanism proposed by  
520 |a complex frying mechanism is helpful to improve the quality of  
520 |a cooling processes and the temperature of the oil during  
520 |a cooling processes of tortilla chips. Oil absorption  
520 |a decreases as the cooling temperature increases. Initial  
520 |a different frying and cooling time were determined using the  
520 |a effects of different frying and cooling conditions on the  
520 |a Experiments were conducted to validate the mathematical  
520 |a frying and cooling processes for tortilla chips. The good  
520 |a frying were measured. Oil content and moisture content for  
520 |a function of frying/cooling time. Finite difference technique  
520 |a mass transfer Both frying and cooling conditions are critical  
520 |a model. The temperature of the chips during frying and  
520 |a moisture content and thickness of the tortilla chip also  
520 |a moisture content, and oil content were calculated as a  
520 |a oil, moisture, and temperature profiles during the frying and  
520 |a respectively. Comparisons between predicted and observed  
520 |a results showed that the model successfully simulated the  
520 |a simulated by applying energy and mass balance equations to a  
520 |a single chip and a batch of tortilla chips. The temperature,  
520 |a Soxhiet extraction and the convection oven methods,  
520 |a the final products. The frying and cooling processes were  
520 |a The process of deep-fat frying involves simultaneous heat and  
520 |a this study. The mathematical model was used to analyze the  
520 |a to the final product quality. An understanding of the  
520 |a was used to solve the set of partial differential equations.  
530 |a Also available online. 
530 |a Issued also on microfiche from Lange Micrographics. 
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