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2 1 An Introduction to Food Process Engineering
to an understanding of the process, that is, how to develop, design, operate and improve the process
to give better performance ... being processed. Once understood,
these principles can be applied to a wide range of products.
The overall purpose of food process engineering then is to...
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... or photoresist, can be deposited with varying
thicknesses from a few nanometers to hundreds of microns. Standard photoresist is
spin-coated to a thickness of 1 µm to1 0 µm, but special photoresists ... techniques are being explored and developed. In the
process, these activities add breadth to micromachining technology and enrich the
inventory of available tools. The following section...
... is specifi c to the processing of foods.
The Food Process
Literally, a ‘ process ’ is defi ned as a set of actions in a specifi c sequence, to a spe-
cifi c end. A manufacturing process starts ... design and operation of food processes and for the
prediction of the response of foods to processing, distribution and storage con-
ditions. These are sometimes referred to as ‘...
... ability to store energy in the batteries and use that energy to run the electric motor, the
gasoline engine does not have to operate continuously. Some HEVs use only the electric
motor to accelerate ... systems engineering and
their relationship to one another.
Important engineering functions are to design and analyze things intended to meet human
needs. Engineering design...