Session 65: Room N-220

Wednesday PM

Food Engineering: Rheology and texture

Sponsor:Food Engineering Division
Moderator(s):M. A. Rao, Cornell Univ.
P. Takhistov, Rutgers, The State Univ. of New Jersey
Time: 2:30 PM
2:30 PM Introductory Remarks
2:35 PM65-1Contributions to vane yield stress of structured food dispersions
M. A. RAO, D. B. Genovese
2:50 PM65-2Analysis of the flow and mixing of a viscous Newtonian fluid in a Farinograph using 3-D numerical simulation with particle tracking
R. K. CONNELLY, J. L. Kokini
3:05 PM65-3Effect of mechanical energy on the rheological properties of zein dough during kneading, mixing and extrusion
M. K. LAU, G. W. Padua, J. L. Kokini
3:20 PM65-4Influence of dough rheological properties on quality attributes of fried instant noodles
L. J. YU, M. O. Ngadi
3:35 PM65-5In-line non-isothermal fluid measurements using ultrasonic Doppler velocimetry
L. WANG, K. L. McCarthy, M. J. McCarthy
3:50 PM65-6Using NMR imaging to investigate the role of glass transition on moisture profiles and crack initiation in foods
H. XING, P. P. Singh, G. Helms
4:05 PM65-7Role of glass transition on stress crack initiation in foods during continuous and intermittent moisture transport processes
M. KULKARNI, P. P. Singh
4:20 PM65-8Understanding the role of cellular structure and phase behavior in the sensation of crispness in foods
H. DOGAN, L. Samuel, J. L. Kokini
4:35 PM65-92002 Food Engineering Division Marcel Loncin Research Prize: Advances in the numerical simulation and validation of mixing of viscous and viscoelastic foods
J. L. KOKINI
5:35 PMFood Engineering Division Business Meeting

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