Studies on conventional vacuum drying of foods

F Richter Reis - Vacuum drying for extending food shelf-life, 2014 - Springer
Vacuum drying for extending food shelf-life, 2014Springer
This chapter deals with the simplest way to perform the vacuum drying of foods. Such
process is usually performed as a batch in a vacuum oven. The chapter presents studies
carried out from year 2001 to year 2014 as surveyed in electronic databases. The vacuum
dried foods used as material in these studies include herbs, fruits, vegetables and
mushrooms. Most of these foods present health-promoting (functional) properties which are
preserved even after drying due to the special conditions (low heating and low oxygen …
Abstract
This chapter deals with the simplest way to perform the vacuum drying of foods. Such process is usually performed as a batch in a vacuum oven. The chapter presents studies carried out from year 2001 to year 2014 as surveyed in electronic databases. The vacuum dried foods used as material in these studies include herbs, fruits, vegetables and mushrooms. Most of these foods present health-promoting (functional) properties which are preserved even after drying due to the special conditions (low heating and low oxygen content) used during vacuum drying. Effective moisture diffusivity, a property related to the ability of moisture to migrate from the product to the environment, was calculated in many of these studies and the respective values are presented here. An equation for calculating this parameter in foods is also presented. Several thin-layer drying models, which are equations that fit the values of moisture content during drying, are also presented.
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