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Journal of Dairy Science
Volume 92, Issue 12
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5834-5842
, December 2009
Modeling of the effect of freezer conditions on the hardness of ice cream using response surface methodology
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Contour plots of the effect of overrun and drawing temperature on depth of penetration predicted by 3 models: a) DP-15, b) DP-10, and c) DP-5, where DP-15, DP-10, and DP-5
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depth of penetration at –15°Contour plots of the effect of overrun and drawing temperature on depth of penetration predicted by 3 models: a) DP-15, b) DP-10, and c) DP-5, where DP-15, DP-10, and DP-5
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depth of penetration at –15°C, –10°C, and –5°C. The other process parameters were set at their center values: mix flow rate of 75 L/h, cylinder pressure of 300 kPa, and dasher speed of 222
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Microstructure of harder and softer ice cream: a) harder ice cream in DP-15 (sample 2); b) softer ice cream in DP-15 (sample 1), where DP-15=depth of penetration at –15°C. A=air bubble; I=ice crystal.Microstructure of harder and softer ice cream: a) harder ice cream in DP-15 (sample 2); b) softer ice cream in DP-15 (sample 1), where DP-15
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depth of penetration at –15°C. A
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air bubble; I
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ice crystal. Bar
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50.0 μm.
PII: S0022-0302(09)71302-5
doi: 10.3168/jds.2009-2228
© 2009 American Dairy Science Association. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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