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Automation of 180kva Dg Set

Autor:   •  May 11, 2015  •  Coursework  •  696 Words (3 Pages)  •  535 Views

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The aim is to do packaging of different products listed below in an innovative way to keep them fresh and ready-to-eat.

Product Description

Following product categories are covered under packaging solutions that helps achieve success – through offering products that look good, taste great and minimise effects on our environment.

Dairy

  • Dairy powder
  • Flavoured milk
  • Milk
  • Other liquid dairy products

Soft drinks

  • Carbonated soft drinks
  • Juices

Food

  • Desserts
  • Soups and sauces
  • Vegetables

Aseptic packaging

Our USP is the Aseptic packaging which we use for packing of products. Aseptic technology keeps food safe, fresh and flavourful for at least six months — without refrigeration or preservatives. It allows food to retain more colour, texture, taste and nutrition. Aseptic packaging offers a variety of package shapes, consumer convenience and economies in energy and packaging materials. An aseptic package has been sterilised prior to filling with UHT (Ultra High Temperature) treated food, resulting in a product which is shelf stable for over 6 months.

The aseptic packaging method passes flat, unformed packaging material through a heated hydrogen peroxide bath. A hydrogen peroxide concentration of 30% is heated at 70°C for six seconds. Hydrogen peroxide is then eliminated from the packaging material using pressure rollers or hot air.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   The environment where food is handled and sealed must also be free of potentially contaminating bacteria. That means filling and sealing machinery must be sterile before packaging and during the production process. This can be achieved using hot air and steam or by combining heat treatment with hydrogen peroxide chemical sterilisation.

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