Ultrasound technology uses sound waves with frequencies above the range of human hearing to preserve food through non-thermal food processing techniques. It has the potential to inactivate enzymes at lower temperatures, providing an alternative to thermal food processing methods for large-scale applications like emulsification, homogenization, and low-temperature pasteurization. Ultrasound can be used to preserve food through extraction, crystallization, and inactivation of enzymes.
Ultrasound technology uses sound waves with frequencies above the range of human hearing to preserve food through non-thermal food processing techniques. It has the potential to inactivate enzymes at lower temperatures, providing an alternative to thermal food processing methods for large-scale applications like emulsification, homogenization, and low-temperature pasteurization. Ultrasound can be used to preserve food through extraction, crystallization, and inactivation of enzymes.
Ultrasound technology uses sound waves with frequencies above the range of human hearing to preserve food through non-thermal food processing techniques. It has the potential to inactivate enzymes at lower temperatures, providing an alternative to thermal food processing methods for large-scale applications like emulsification, homogenization, and low-temperature pasteurization. Ultrasound can be used to preserve food through extraction, crystallization, and inactivation of enzymes.
Preservation is the act, process, or result of preserving something.
Preservation is the preparation of food for future use (as by canning,
pickling, of freezing) to prevent spoilage.
Ultrasound is vibrations of the same physical nature as sound but
with frequency above the range of human hearing. + Introduction
Ultrasound is a technology that has potential
inactive enzyme at lower temperature and also an alternative thermal food processing technologies for large-scale as emulsification, homogenization, extraction, crystallization, dewatering, low- temperature pasteurization, degassing, de-foaming, activation and inactivation od enzymes, particle size reduction, extrusion, and viscosity alteration. (Ravikumar, M., et al, 2017) + + Applications of Ultrasound +