Experimental Study of Positive Influence on Growth of Seeds of Electric Field a High Voltage

Hulevskyi, Vadym; Stopin, Yurii; Postol, Yulia; Dudina, Mariia

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-14918-5_36

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“…Constant factors of the dispersion process in JSHM were the temperature of the cream, the recommended parameters of which were maintained in the range of 35-40°C [51,52] and the temperature of skimmed milk 60-65°C [53,54]. The variable factors of the research were: productivity, the width of the ring-shaped gap, excess pressure of the supply of skimmed milk, fat content and the speed of the supply of the DPME [48,55].…”

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Increasing the Homogenization Efficiency of the Jet-Slit Homogenizer of Milk

Samoichuk,

Kovalyov,

Palianychka

et al. 2023

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The jet-slit milk homogenizer is one of the most energy-efficient among all types of homogenizers in the dairy industry. The principle of its operation is based on the creation of a maximum speed difference between the fat globules of cream and the flow of skimmed milk. Reducing the specific energy consumption and finding the optimal parameters of the homogenizer were based on the results of both theoretical and experimental studies. The optimization criteria (decreasing specific energy consumption while maintaining high homogenization quality) were chosen to achieve a dispersion of 0.8 μm with minimal energy consumption. The parameters of the width of the ring gap, the fat content and the speed of the cream have been optimized. It is possible to reduce the specific energy intensity of the process to values of 0.88–0.92 kWh/t when using cream with a fat content of 33–43%, which should be fed through an annular gap with a width of 0.6–0.8 mm. Optimum values of the cream feed speed had been found, which should be equal to 7–11 m/s. The research results are of high practical value for the further development of the energy-efficient industrial model of a jet-slit homogenizer.

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