1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0260-8774(99)00113-2
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Electric impedance spectrometry for the control of manufacturing process of comminuted meat products

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“…A total of 44 samples were tested (30 for modeling and 14 for validation) and a good correlation was found between the measured impedance at high frequency and moisture (R 2 = 0.802 for the modeling set and R 2 = 0.879 for the validation set). Both moisture and lipid content were determined in pork meat samples by Chanet et al (1999). In this case, 72 samples were investigated using two stainless steel electrodes in the frequency range 5 kHz-2 MHz and two different approaches were tested: (1) moisture and lipid content were estimated using the whole spectrum and a PLS algorithm to build a model; (2) the parameters were estimated with single-frequency measurements at 275 kHz.…”
Section: Other Food Productsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A total of 44 samples were tested (30 for modeling and 14 for validation) and a good correlation was found between the measured impedance at high frequency and moisture (R 2 = 0.802 for the modeling set and R 2 = 0.879 for the validation set). Both moisture and lipid content were determined in pork meat samples by Chanet et al (1999). In this case, 72 samples were investigated using two stainless steel electrodes in the frequency range 5 kHz-2 MHz and two different approaches were tested: (1) moisture and lipid content were estimated using the whole spectrum and a PLS algorithm to build a model; (2) the parameters were estimated with single-frequency measurements at 275 kHz.…”
Section: Other Food Productsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prediction of water content of meat showed promising results, with EIS being applied to raw porcine meat [45] and potted minced pork products [76]. De Jesús et al [79] studied dry-cured hams of three qualities (deep spoilage, spoiled swollen, and unaltered), and no good performance for water content prediction was obtained.…”
Section: Water Fat and Salt Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ya se ha estudiado previamente por diferentes autores [72][73] la estrecha relación existente entre el contenido de cloruro sódico y los datos de impedancia. De hecho, la conductancia de una disolución depende directamente del contenido en iones presentes en ella, y concretamente las medidas de impedancia expresan la capacidad de movimiento de dichos iones cuando son sometidos a un campo eléctrico.…”
Section: Resultados De Las Salmuerasunclassified
“…Chanet et al [72] consideraron que la espectroscopía de impedancia aportaba una mejora al proceso de fabricación de carne de cerdo picada enlatada. Mediante esta técnica era posible estimar en contenido de agua y lípidos de la carne y por tanto conocer su composición.…”
Section: Espectroscopia De Impedancia Aplicada a La Industria Alimentunclassified