2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jfoodeng.2012.12.009
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Residence time distribution measurements and simulation of the flow pattern in a scraped surface heat exchanger during crystallisation of ice cream

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“…The residence time distribution is used for modelling processes in the food industry (Fayolle, Belhamri & Flick 2013), mineral processing (Mulenga & Chimwani 2013), wastewater management (Moullec et al 2008) and combustion (Costa, Silva & Azevedo 2003). Understanding of the relationship between the dynamics of a flow and the residence time distributions throughout a flow therefore might offer valuable insights into the effects of flow features on the progress of processes taking place within the fluid.…”
Section: Shin R D Sandberg and E S Richardsonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The residence time distribution is used for modelling processes in the food industry (Fayolle, Belhamri & Flick 2013), mineral processing (Mulenga & Chimwani 2013), wastewater management (Moullec et al 2008) and combustion (Costa, Silva & Azevedo 2003). Understanding of the relationship between the dynamics of a flow and the residence time distributions throughout a flow therefore might offer valuable insights into the effects of flow features on the progress of processes taking place within the fluid.…”
Section: Shin R D Sandberg and E S Richardsonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the improved efficiency and parallelization of the software codes has led to a drastic reduction of computation times, while, with increased memory came the possibility to cope with ever larger and more realistic problems [20]. Finally, more sophisticated experimental methods such as particle image velocimetry, positron emission particle tracking, X-ray computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging and neutron imaging have been become more easily accessible to verify computations and increase robustness and reliability of the computer models at the same level of spatial and temporal detail [40][41][42][43][44].…”
Section: Computer Models Of Food Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The commonly used heat exchangers for the treatment of high-viscous food substances in most cases are characterized by the duration of technological processes, which predetermines the expediency of the development and implementation of generally understandable mechanisms for the optimization of heat-and-mass exchange processes in general [19,20]. Work [21] reports research into the heat transfer of Newtonian liquids in a scraper heat exchanger depending on the motion speed and properties.…”
Section: Improvement Of a Scraper Heat Exchanger For Pre-heating Planmentioning
confidence: 99%