Industrial Perspectives

Kandelbauer, Andreas; Rahe, Manfred; Kessler, Rudolf W.

doi:10.1002/9783527643981.bphot082

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“…NIR spectra contain information on the chemical composition and morphology of a sample . In contrast to the mid-infrared region, NIR is dealing with overtones and combinations of fundamental vibrations of chemical bonds like C-H, N-H, or O-H, which makes it hard to interpret spectral information without using chemometrics.…”

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Real-Time Quantification of Meat Paste Constituents Displaying Nonlinear Blending Behavior Including Salt Using an In-Line NIR MEMS Sensor

Steinbach

Golovko

Kandelbauer

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ACS Food Sci. Technol.

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Rapid and robust quality monitoring of the composition of meat pastes is of fundamental importance in processing meat and sausage products. Here, an in-line near-infrared spectroscopy/micro-electro-mechanical-system-(MEMS)-based approach, combined with multivariate data analysis, was used for measuring the constituents fat, protein, water, and salt in meat pastes within a typical range of meat paste recipes. The meat pastes were spectroscopically characterized in-line with a novel process analyzer prototype. By integrating salt content in the calibration set, robust predictive PLSR models of high accuracy (R 2 > 0.81) were obtained that take interfering matrix effects of the minor and NIR-inactive meat paste recipe component “salt” into account as well. The nonlinear blending behavior of salt concentration on the spectral features of meat pastes is discussed based on a designed mixture experiment with four systematically varied components.

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Real-Time Quantification of Meat Paste Constituents Displaying Nonlinear Blending Behavior Including Salt Using an In-Line NIR MEMS Sensor

Steinbach

Golovko

Kandelbauer

et al. 2023

ACS Food Sci. Technol.

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“…For example, the decreasing demand for old products, such as communication paper, has resulted in ongoing structural change within the industry (Hetemäki and Hurmekoski 2016). Similarly, the market for industrial products has developed from being a seller's market, where supply is lower than demand (in the 1950s and 1960s), to a cut-throat, competitive market where the supply of products is much higher than demand (1990s and 2000s) (Kanderlbauer et al 2012). In general, the use of forest biomass and its effect on carbon sinks and biodiversity and overall sustainability have been widely discussed (Kröger and Raitio 2017;Eyvindson et al 2018).…”

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Defining the systemic development of the Finnish pulp and paper industry’s business network

Laakkonen¹,

Hujala²,

Pykäläinen³

2022

Silva Fenn.

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Companies operate in a nested and complex system where global challenges shape their environments and put pressure on business activities. Systemic understanding of the past and ongoing changes within a national industry help to analyze the global influences and identify phenomena that reshape business collaborations. To address this issue in the case of a forest sector, this study constructs a systemic picture of the historical development of the Finnish pulp and paper industryâs business network and analyzes it qualitatively through the Actors-Resources-Activities framework. Books discussing the history of the Finnish forest industry were used as secondary data, which were analyzed with a theory-based content analysis method. The analysis revealed four development phases during which the network has evolved from rather simple one emphasizing cooperation organizations (1st) to a more complex one with stronger roles of the state and individual influencers (2nd), and then emphasizing export and advocacy associations (3rd), before returning to be rather simple, based around three large multinationals and the EU playing an important role (4th). The industry is concerned about securing its key resources, with varying foci. Research and technological innovation activities play an important role together with cooperative interactions. Overall, actors favor a business-as-usual strategy, which is overruled only by a radical change in the operating environment, leading to notable changes in the network. Thus, a suggestion for all actors within the forest sector is that actively detecting and interpreting change signals in the whole environment can help actors in pursuing sustainable activities.

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Developments and Trends in Industrial Process Analytics for Life Science Applications

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Process analytics and process analyzer technology are the basis need to address specific requirements of industrial life‐science processes in order to become extensively employed in this area. This is due to a variety of regulatory demands, but also due to the complexity and other challenges of the individual measurement and control tasks. Examples of recent achievements are presented here. Real time information – substance‐specific where appropriate – as a basis for an improved understanding of the processes and for superior automated process control are among the most prominent requirements.

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Industrial Perspectives

Abstract: The sections in this article are Introduction and Definitions Introduction Historical Aspects Definition of Quality: Product Functionality Quality Control Quality Assurance Management and Strategy PAT … Show more

Cited by 6 publications

References 94 publications

Real-Time Quantification of Meat Paste Constituents Displaying Nonlinear Blending Behavior Including Salt Using an In-Line NIR MEMS Sensor

Real-Time Quantification of Meat Paste Constituents Displaying Nonlinear Blending Behavior Including Salt Using an In-Line NIR MEMS Sensor

Defining the systemic development of the Finnish pulp and paper industry’s business network

Developments and Trends in Industrial Process Analytics for Life Science Applications

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