1993
DOI: 10.1016/0144-8617(93)90012-s
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Basis of cereal starch expansion

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“…La densidad aparente es importante porque mediante esta se puede controlar la velocidad de hundimiento y la flotabilidad (Chevanan et al, , 2009Sørensen, 2012) y está relacionada con la capacidad de expansión durante la extrusión (Aarseth et al, 2006b;Glencross et al 2011). La macromolécula más estrechamente ligada a este fenómeno es el almidón (Chinnaswamy, 1993). Los procesos de expansión dependen de dos fenómenos.…”
Section: Densidad Aparente (Da)unclassified
“…La densidad aparente es importante porque mediante esta se puede controlar la velocidad de hundimiento y la flotabilidad (Chevanan et al, , 2009Sørensen, 2012) y está relacionada con la capacidad de expansión durante la extrusión (Aarseth et al, 2006b;Glencross et al 2011). La macromolécula más estrechamente ligada a este fenómeno es el almidón (Chinnaswamy, 1993). Los procesos de expansión dependen de dos fenómenos.…”
Section: Densidad Aparente (Da)unclassified
“…In a similar study of extrudates made from arrowroot starch, expansion ratio ranged from 3.2 to 6.09 depending on the percentage of feed moisture (Jyothi et al 2009). Chinnaswamy (1993) has summarized many factors that affect expansion of starchy materials. Extrusion pressure is a better predictor of expansion than is die nozzle, length or diameter ratio.…”
Section: Expansion Ratiomentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Amylopectin -rich starches expand (light, elastic, and homogeneous textures) more than amylose -based starches because the linear amylose chains align themselves in the shear fi eld and are thus diffi cult to pull apart during expansion. Studies have indicated that starch has maximum expansion at an amylose content of 50% (Chinnaswamy and Hanna, 1990 ;Chinnaswamy, 1993 ). In general, small particles produce better product expansion than coarse particles.…”
Section: Effect Of Feed Ingredient Composition On Product Expansionmentioning
confidence: 99%