The actual lethal effect is traditionally determined by calculating the sum of the lethality rates, given in the reference literature. However, to calculate the heat treatment process F-effect for development new sterilization and pasteurization regimes of canned foods, it becomes necessary to vary the parameters of the base temperature and heat resistance characteristic value of the microorganism test culture. To automate the process of computing, the authors developed the software «Heat treatment process lethality calculation» which calculates the lethality rates, the heating lethal effect and the actual lethal effect (F-effect) values of the canned food heat treatment process. In the paper, the software mathematical calculation formula, ...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The actual lethal effect is traditionally determined by calculating the sum of the lethality rates, ...
Throughout this chapter we will explore the computational applications that can help us in the evalu...
Heat treatment of canned food products, particularly canned meat products, requires considerable ene...
In commercial canning, food put into a container always contains micro organisms that would cause s...
To calculate the sterilizing value U, and hence, the microbial lethality F in thermal processes of t...
The determination of the sterilization value for low acid foods in retorts includes a critical evalu...
An empirical mathematical method to predict the heating length necessary to reach a desired F value ...
An empirical mathematical method to predict the heating length necessary to reach a desired F value ...
The article describes an autoclave thermal processes model, which is used for the simulator of canne...
Five formula methods and three numerical general methods for determining thermal process lethality w...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The actual lethal effect is traditionally determined by calculating the sum of the lethality rates, ...
Throughout this chapter we will explore the computational applications that can help us in the evalu...
Heat treatment of canned food products, particularly canned meat products, requires considerable ene...
In commercial canning, food put into a container always contains micro organisms that would cause s...
To calculate the sterilizing value U, and hence, the microbial lethality F in thermal processes of t...
The determination of the sterilization value for low acid foods in retorts includes a critical evalu...
An empirical mathematical method to predict the heating length necessary to reach a desired F value ...
An empirical mathematical method to predict the heating length necessary to reach a desired F value ...
The article describes an autoclave thermal processes model, which is used for the simulator of canne...
Five formula methods and three numerical general methods for determining thermal process lethality w...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...
The basis of the method is the short‐cut calculation procedure developed by Thijssen et al. (1978) f...