Journal of Dairy Research · 1937 · 55 citations · 9 references
AgricultureFood ScienceMaterials ScienceCheese ScienceMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsRheologyButter RheologyCheese RheologyCheese RipeningCheese TextureRheology Of Dairy ProductsBody TextureCheese Ripening ChemistryCheese Surface RipeningPhysical PropertiesRipening ProcessesShear Stress-strain BehaviorTexture Changes During RipeningTexture During Ripening
Rheology is denned as the science of the deformation of matter. It includes the study of all deformations, recoverable (elastic) and non-recoverable (plastic). In this paper cheese is primarily considered although the fundamental principles apply to all materials. The elastic and plastic properties of cheese exercise a great influence in the ripening processes and the incidence of faults. Although much progress has been made in the bacteriological and chemical investigations of cheese ripening, little fundamental work on the nature of and the factors controlling the physical properties of curd and cheese has been carried out.
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R. K. Schofield, G. W. Scott Blair · Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A Mathematical and Physical Sciences · 1937 · 54 citations · Full text