Many if not most food processes require copious amounts of water. In many systems, the product first needs to be suspended or diluted, to be separated, purified or modified, after which the water needs to be removed, by filtration, centrifugation, and evaporation and drying. It will be shown in this contribution that by studying and understanding the interactions between components in the concentrated regime, new mechanisms for separation and modification can be identified, which can lead to fractionation and modification at up to 70 wt% solids, instead of a few per cent. One example is the fractionation of wheat flour into gluten and starch, and hydrolysis to starch into glucose syrup. A new mechanism was found that can effectively separat...
Current societal challenges and recent knowledge acquisition now provide the conditions for the rene...
Wet fractionation processes are mainstream technology for producing plant-derived protein isolates. ...
One of the major challenges we face as humankind is supplying a growing world population with suffic...
The food industry is one of the largest water consumers in industry. Using large amounts of water, h...
This paper describes a novel principle for the separation of wheat flour into starch and gluten in a...
Various food processes aim at controlling the content and distribution of water in solid foodstuffs ...
Separation of concentrated food suspensions and emulsions by e.g. microfiltration is currently not p...
Over the last two decades the market for membrane technology in the food industry increased to a mar...
The importance of filtration is a rising aspect of food processing. E.g. microfiltration is applied ...
Three concentration processes are technically feasible for the selective dewatering of liquid food, ...
Food products often contain highly-refined ingredients. The use of highly-refined ingredients has ad...
The starch and gluten components of wheat flour or whole wheat kernels can be separated by a number ...
A miniaturised set-up for gluten-starch separation was used to systematically study the effect of wa...
This paper presents an overview of current production methods for food and food ingredients, and des...
A selection of Food Engineering research including food structure engineering, novel emulsification ...
Current societal challenges and recent knowledge acquisition now provide the conditions for the rene...
Wet fractionation processes are mainstream technology for producing plant-derived protein isolates. ...
One of the major challenges we face as humankind is supplying a growing world population with suffic...
The food industry is one of the largest water consumers in industry. Using large amounts of water, h...
This paper describes a novel principle for the separation of wheat flour into starch and gluten in a...
Various food processes aim at controlling the content and distribution of water in solid foodstuffs ...
Separation of concentrated food suspensions and emulsions by e.g. microfiltration is currently not p...
Over the last two decades the market for membrane technology in the food industry increased to a mar...
The importance of filtration is a rising aspect of food processing. E.g. microfiltration is applied ...
Three concentration processes are technically feasible for the selective dewatering of liquid food, ...
Food products often contain highly-refined ingredients. The use of highly-refined ingredients has ad...
The starch and gluten components of wheat flour or whole wheat kernels can be separated by a number ...
A miniaturised set-up for gluten-starch separation was used to systematically study the effect of wa...
This paper presents an overview of current production methods for food and food ingredients, and des...
A selection of Food Engineering research including food structure engineering, novel emulsification ...
Current societal challenges and recent knowledge acquisition now provide the conditions for the rene...
Wet fractionation processes are mainstream technology for producing plant-derived protein isolates. ...
One of the major challenges we face as humankind is supplying a growing world population with suffic...