2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfoodeng.2013.04.025
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Modelling of rheological behaviour of soursop juice concentrates using shear rate–temperature–concentration superposition

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“…Activation energy indicates sensitivity of the shear stress to temperature changes. Higher activation energy means that the shear stress is relatively more sensitive to the temperature (Quek et al, 2013). For the same SSC, it is clear that the shear stress values were more sensitive to the temperature changes when low shear rates were applied (Fig.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…Activation energy indicates sensitivity of the shear stress to temperature changes. Higher activation energy means that the shear stress is relatively more sensitive to the temperature (Quek et al, 2013). For the same SSC, it is clear that the shear stress values were more sensitive to the temperature changes when low shear rates were applied (Fig.…”
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confidence: 90%
“…The flow behavior can be determined by a rotational test, and the literature reports numerous mathematical models to describe this property, including the Power Law, Herschel-Bulkley, Bingham and Casson models [3,[12][13][14]. The viscoelastic properties of food structures have been evaluated to determinate stability in food dispersions, such as beverages, and these are influenced by chemical composition, processing conditions and the addition of some ingredients such as stabilizers [5,[15][16][17][18][19][20].…”
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“…neste contexto, o conhecimento das características reológicas torna-se relevante no controle de qualidade, controle do processo e concepção das linhas de processamento e desenvolvimento de novos produtos nas indústrias de alimentos (HAMiniuK et al, 2009;BezeRRA et al, 2013;AuguSto et al, 2013). Muitos fatores relacionados à matriz alimentícia, como a concentração de sólidos e o tamanho das partículas, e relacionados ao processamento, tais como a temperatura, podem influenciar diretamente no comportamento reológico de sucos de frutas (CHin et al, 2009;QueK et al, 2013).…”
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“…A descrição desse tipo de comportamento pode ser feita através de modelos que relacionam tensão de cisalhamento e taxa de deformação, facilitando, assim, os cálculos de engenharia (KeCHinSKi et al, 2011;QueK et al, 2013). Vários modelos reológicos são utilizados para descrever o comportamento do fluxo de alimentos, tais como newtoniano (um parâmetro), lei de potência, (dois parâmetros) e modelos de Mizrahie-Berk (três parâmetros).…”
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