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I'm a Food Processing Person
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To increase its shelf life, improve/change its taste, make it safe, make it nutritious, make it easy to use, make it healthy .....
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To increase its shelf life, improve/change its taste, make it safe, make it nutritious, make it easy to use, make it healthy .....
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Tripple effect falling film evaporator!! Food Processing questions please!
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Formspring question of the day
asked by FormspringI'd rather food processing questions - what about Miller?
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Lets stick to Food Processing!
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My first reaction would be not to think of using a plate heat exchanger because its real advantage is in continuous systems, your batch size is small and its quite expensive.
But more than that it depends on the process and equipment you are using to make your jam at present and what you aims are.
For example are you cooling before you bottle at present? how are you cooling? how are you filling? do you have a cooling/ cooling tower system? what advantage do you see the plate heat exchanger giving?
Maybe you would like to email me to take this a bit further, but my simple answer would be not to use a plate heat exchanger unless there is a very specific advantage it would give your particular business. -
asked by SAFPP
I think its about making sure that a country, and particular its subsistence farmers, get real benefit from those countries that are looking to access agricultural land in Africa.
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Absolutely - I welcome ideas and inputs from everyone!
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There is no doubt that Jatropha was pushed to fast with too many expectations just ask D2 Oil and all the small farmers who were expecting so much more.
In the long term it may come through but we always have to remember how massive the refining industry is! To be significant in an industry that uses almost 100 000 litres of crude a second you need to cultivate more than a few thousand ha. -
Anything I can - but I hope it focusses on my experience and activity - Technology related to Food Processing, Energy & the Environment in Africa.
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Dave Harcourt’s Bio
Previously researched technology in small food processing business, now writing and consulting.


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