2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfoodeng.2004.03.001
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Modeling macromolecular degradation of corn starch in a twin screw extruder

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“…These stresses are comparable to shear stress values obtained in extrusion trials performed by Leroux et al (1995). A study by Van den Einde et al (2004, 2005 showed that comparable product changes could be obtained by shear cell and extrusion trials in case of starch breakdown. We therefore concluded that the shear cell is a unique device to study changes of product properties under high shear conditions, which might help to improve the understanding of the effects of extrusion or mixing on pasta product properties.…”
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“…These stresses are comparable to shear stress values obtained in extrusion trials performed by Leroux et al (1995). A study by Van den Einde et al (2004, 2005 showed that comparable product changes could be obtained by shear cell and extrusion trials in case of starch breakdown. We therefore concluded that the shear cell is a unique device to study changes of product properties under high shear conditions, which might help to improve the understanding of the effects of extrusion or mixing on pasta product properties.…”
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“…En los alimentos extruidos ocurren modificaciones químicas y cambios estructurales como la gelatinización del almidón (Van den Einde et al, 2005), la desnaturalización de las proteínas (Guy, 2001), la formación de complejos entre estos constituyentes y otras reacciones. Forma productos de diferentes calidades.…”
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“…During food extrusion, chemical modifications and structural changes occur, such as starch gelatinization (AKDOGAN, 1999, VAN DEN EINDE et al, 2005), protein denaturation (GUY, 2001b;IWE et al, 2004), pigment and vitamin degradation, (ILO and BERGHOFER, 1999), the loss of volatile compounds (BHANDARI et al, 2001) and others. Extrusion cooking is a technology with high versatility and efficiency, low cost, high yield and short reaction time, with no waste generation (NABESHIMA and GROSSMANN, 2001).…”
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confidence: 99%