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Scientific and technological aspects of the radiopasteurization of egg products

Abstract

A bibliographic review is presented of the scientific and technological problems in the thermal pasteurization of egg products and the possible advantages of the substitution of radiopasteurization. Current procedures of pasteurization are described. Conditioning of the egg products by congealing or dehydration prior to storage is discussed. A comparative examination is made of the physico-chemical properties of treated egg products and of the organoleptic qualities of the finished product. The present status of radiopasteurization, the problems to be solved, and the economic aspects are discussed. (JSR)
Publication Date:
Nov 01, 1973
Product Type:
Technical Report
Report Number:
EURISOTOP-86
Reference Number:
NSA-29-007880
Subject:
N47321* -Isotope & Radiation Source Technology-Radiation Sources-Industrial Uses-Food Processing; EGGS; RADIOPRESERVATION; DEHYDRATION; ECONOMICS; ORGANOLEPTIC PROPERTIES; REVIEWS
Sponsoring Organizations:
Sponsor not identified
OSTI ID:
4934621
Research Organizations:
Commission of the European Communities, Brussels (Belgium). Bureau Eurisotop
Country of Origin:
CEC
Language:
French
Availability:
Dep. NTIS (US Sales Only) $8.00.
Submitting Site:
DTIE
Size:
Pages: 116
Announcement Date:
Jun 30, 1974

Citation Formats

Etienne, J C, Biltiau, J, and Rombaux, J P. Scientific and technological aspects of the radiopasteurization of egg products. CEC: N. p., 1973. Web.
Etienne, J C, Biltiau, J, & Rombaux, J P. Scientific and technological aspects of the radiopasteurization of egg products. CEC.
Etienne, J C, Biltiau, J, and Rombaux, J P. 1973. "Scientific and technological aspects of the radiopasteurization of egg products." CEC.
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title = {Scientific and technological aspects of the radiopasteurization of egg products}
author = {Etienne, J C, Biltiau, J, and Rombaux, J P}
abstractNote = {A bibliographic review is presented of the scientific and technological problems in the thermal pasteurization of egg products and the possible advantages of the substitution of radiopasteurization. Current procedures of pasteurization are described. Conditioning of the egg products by congealing or dehydration prior to storage is discussed. A comparative examination is made of the physico-chemical properties of treated egg products and of the organoleptic qualities of the finished product. The present status of radiopasteurization, the problems to be solved, and the economic aspects are discussed. (JSR)}
place = {CEC}
year = {1973}
month = {Nov}
}