Search for dissertations about: "Fast food industry"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 9 swedish dissertations containing the words Fast food industry.
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1. Jet Impingement and Infrared Heating of Cylindrical Foods. Flow and Heat Transfer Studies
Abstract : Rapid heat transfer methods such as jet impingement and infrared radiation can be used to speed up thermal processing in the food industry. The heating rate affects important food characteristics, such as colour. READ MORE
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2. Ultrasound Doppler Based In-Line Rheometry - Development, Validation and Application
Abstract : The trend within fluid industry is towards continuous production, leading to an increasing demand for new and improved methods that allow real-time monitoring of quality parameters and fast process control. The consistency and viscosity can be described by fluid rheology and are frequently used as quality control parameters. READ MORE
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3. Biosensors for Food Analysis: Development and Applications
Abstract : Reliable analytical methods are increasingly needed in the food and beverage industry for the determination of specific components (e.g. sugars, proteins, vitamins, fats) and for detecting and quantifying chemical contaminants such as pesticides, heavy metals, antibiotics, and pathogenic microorganisms. READ MORE
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4. Metaproteogenomics-guided enzyme discovery : Targeted identification of novel proteases in microbial communities
Abstract : Industrial biotechnology is a large and growing industry as it is part of establishing a “greener” and more sustainable bioeconomy-based society. Using enzymes as biocatalysts is a viable alternative to chemicals and energy intense industrial processes and is en route to a more sustainable industry. READ MORE
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5. Affinity Biosensors for Carbahydrate-Protein Interactions using Surface Plasmon Resonance
Abstract : There is an increasing need for fast, accurate, and easy-to-use biosensors for applications in environmental, food, and pharmaceutical industry. In these thesis the interactions between immunoglobulins and lectins with their corresponding carbohydrate antigens are studied using surface plasmon resonance (SPR). READ MORE