Session 43: Room S401-cd (McCormick Place - Chicago)

Monday AM

Food Engineering: Rheology and texture

Sponsor:Food Engineering Division
Moderator(s):P. Mallikarjunan, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State Univ.
G. W. Padua, Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Time: 9:00 AM
9:00 AM Introductory Remarks
9:05 AM43-1In-line viscosity measurement using ultrasonic Doppler velocimetry
L. WANG, K. L. McCarthy, M. J. McCarthy
9:20 AM43-2The use of ultrasound, rheology, and microscopy as tools for measuring bubbles in an agar gel-microstructural and macrostructural considerations
K. A. ROSS, L. J. Pyrak-Nolte, O. H. Campanella
9:35 AM43-3Application of edible coatings to maintain crispness in breaded fried foods
T. S. BALLARD, P. Mallikarjunan
9:50 AM43-4Role of starch granule characteristics (volume fraction, rigidity and fractal dimension) on the rheology of starch dispersions with and without amylose
D. B. GENOVESE, M. A. Rao
10:05 AM43-5Rheological and structural properties of foods thickened with different starches
Y. MENG, M. A. Rao
10:20 AM43-6Rheology of fluid foods for dysphagic patients
M. OULD ELEYA, S. Gunasekaran
10:35 AM43-7Rheological properties of soluble leaf protein gels
B. P. LAMSAL, R. G. Koegel, S. Gunasekaran
10:50 AM43-8Effects of varying pH in porcine myofibrillar protein on rheological and water holding properties
A. D. WESTPHALEN, J. L. Briggs, S. M. Lonergan
11:05 AM43-9Effect of processing conditions on the mechanical behavior of wheat gluten doughs
R. E. GOMEZ HARO, M. G. Scanlon
11:20 AM43-10Development of instrumental methods for the textural characterization of low moisture extrudates
P. V. VEILLARD, C. I. Moraru, J. L. Kokini
11:35 AM43-11Topographic and force measurements of food matrices using Atomic Force Microscopy
C. P. PANCHAPAKESAN, C. I. Moraru, J. L. Kokini
11:50 AM43-12Predicting beef tenderness using dual-energy X-ray absorption
J. SUBBIAH, G. A. Kranzler, N. Kotwaliwale, P. Weckler

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