FDSC 241 Lecture 7 PDF
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This document covers different types of heat transfer and the various types of freezers used in the food industry. It explains the factors that influence the time it takes to freeze food and the different types of freezers.
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FDSC 241 Lecture 7 1. What is the transfer of heat via electromagnetic waves? - Radiation 2. What is the transfer of heat via direct contact between two different bodies? - Conduction 3. What is the transfer of heat via movement of molecules? - Convection 4...
FDSC 241 Lecture 7 1. What is the transfer of heat via electromagnetic waves? - Radiation 2. What is the transfer of heat via direct contact between two different bodies? - Conduction 3. What is the transfer of heat via movement of molecules? - Convection 4. Time to freeze is based on ______ and shape. - Dimension 5. Time to freeze is based on ______ change. - Enthalpy 6. Time to freeze is based on heat _______ of food material - Conductivit 7. Time to freeze is based on _____ and -_____ temperature of a product - Start, end 8. Time to freeze is based on heat transfer _________ - Coefficient 9. Time to freeze is based on temperature of _____ or cooling body - Coolant 10. Heat transfer coefficient is influenced by food _______ structure, food ___________, moisture content, and temperature and ________ of surroundings. - Matrix, composition, pressure 11. Diamond, silver, copper, brass, lead, and steel are good examples of ____________. - Conductor 12. Glass, body fat, wood, air, and styrofom are good examples of _____________ - Insulator 13. Freesers are categorized into _______ refiegeratiors and _______ freezers - mechanical , cryogenic 14. Evaporation and compression of a refigeratn and heat transfer through heat exchager is what? - Mechanical 15. What is it called when liquid nitrogen and carbon dioxide come in direct contact with food? - Cryogenic 16. Selection of freeing equipment are ______ of freezing, size, shape and ______ requirement, and batch or _______ operation - Rate, packaging, continuous 17. Types of freezers: _____ air, cooled ______ or immersion, cooled surface or ______ contact, and _______. - Cooled, liquid, direct, cryogenic 18. Chest freezers are ____ air. - Still 19. Ches freezers are _____ (natural circulation) at -___C to ___C. - Stationary, -20 to -30 a. Freezing rates are very ____ and used for ______ only - Low, storage 20. Blast freezers are ____ air. - Forced a. Air ______ over food from -___ C to - ____C with a velocity of 1.5 to ___ m/s - Circulated, -20 to -40, 6 21. What freezers are trolleys stacked with trays or a conveyor belt which carries the food through an insulated tunnel at a given rate? - Continuous 22. What freezers have many belts and the products falls from one belt onto another which break up clumps? - Multipass 23. Air flow is ________ or ______ to the food. - Perpendicular, parallel 24. Blast freezing is relatively ______ and very ________ - Cheap, flexible 25. Large air flow results in ________ burn and _______ degradation due to mositre loss in the unpackaged food. - Freezer, oxidative 26. “_____ over” of coils/plates requiring frequent ______ of system - Frosting, defrosting 27. You can prevent freezer burn by ____-____ with high humidity ai then quickly freeze to provide ____ exposure to moisture loss - Pre-chll, minimum 28. You can prevent freezer burn by _____ the product to give a _______ glaze or coating of ice then quickly freeze to prevent moisture from leaving the product - Wetting, sufrace 29. Simple blast freezer 30. Spiral freezers are ______ freezers - Belt a. Very _______ - Common b. _________ air-blast freezers are ______ mesh belt formed into spiral tiers - Modified, flexible c. Food is ______ through the freezer to chamber on belt - Carried d. What is it when cold air or sprays of liquid nitrogen directed down through the stack? - Small space requirements e. Low ______ costs, automatic __________ and unloading, and ________. - Maintenance, loading, flexible 31. Fluid bed freezers are ________ blast freezers where -____ to -___ C air passed at high _____ through _____ that carries food - Modified, -25 to -35, velocity, mesh 32. Required ___________ mist be high enough to cause ___________ - Velocity, fluidization 33. Very ______ freezing due to good mixing and very short freezing times and less _________ - Even, dehydration 34. What does IQF stand for? - Individually quick frozen 35. What are two examples of IQF? - Peas, corn 36. Cooled liquid or immersion freezers are when food i bt though a bath of refriegertate _______ glycol, brine gycol or _____ chloride solution on a submerged ______ belt. - Propylene, calcium, conveyor a. Liquid in not ____________ - Evaporated b. Low ______ costs and high rates of heat __________ - Capital, transfer c. Examples of this are ________ in molds or sausage in _______ - Popsicle, casings 37. For immersion freezer you have to consider: a. ________-shaped pieces freeze evenly due to direct ______ between food or package - Irregularly, contact b. _________ must be non-toxic ith no flavors or colors - Refrigerants c. Contact with air is _______ - Minimum d. Refrigerants must be non-_____to food packages - Toxic 38. ______ freezers are also cooled surfaces or direct contact fezers - Plate a. A _______ of vertical or horizontal hollow ______ through refrigerant is pmped at -____C - Series, plates -40 b. Slight _____ between food and surface may be applied to improve heat transfer - Pressure c. Good ______, low _______costs, little _____, and high rates of heat transfer - Economy, operating, dehydration d. Example: _______ vegetables - Boxed 39. Scraped surface freezers are _____ or semi-_____ foods similar to equipment used for _____ or crystallization - Liquid, solid, evaporation a. _________ refrigeration system with ______ brine or _________ - Mechanical, ammonia, flurocarbon b. _____ ______ manufacturing incorporates air into product - Ice cream c. Keeps cold wall free of an insulated food _________ - Layer d. _____ ice crystals off the wall - Shaves e. Food remains in ______ - Motion 40. Cryogenic freezers change the state of the refiergatn as heat is ________ from the food - Absorbed a. Heat is removed via ______ heat of __________ or sublimation - Latent, vaporization b. Typical refrigerant are _______ or solid/liquid ______ ______ - Nitrogen, carbon dioxide c. High ______ rates, extremely high heat transfer rates, quialtiy ____________ due to quickness - Production, maintained d. Could cause heat _______ and potential _____ of freiegernat in foods - Shock, residues 41. Slow freezers are ___ air and ____ storage freezers - Still, cold 42. Quick freezers are air _____ and ____ freezers - Blast, plate 43. Rapid freezers are ______ bed freezers - Fluidized 44. Ultrarapid freezers are _______ freezers - Cryogenic