Journal of Texture Studies · 1972 · 93 citations · 6 references
EngineeringFood SciencePhysicsFluid DynamicsFood RheologyRheologyColloidal RheologyRheological Characterization Of SuspensionsRheology Of Colloidal SystemsConcentration Dependence Of FlowConcentration EffectsPectin BehaviorPectin Gel RheologyPectin RheologyRheology Of Dispersed SystemsSolvent PropertiesSolvent Viscosity Effects
Abstract Based on a model of a suspension of interacting particles in a pseudoplastic solvent, a rheological equation was developed which could describe the flow properties of concentrated orange juice. The function was obtained by modifying Casson’s equation and has the following form: image The magnitude of the parameter k o is affected by the concentration of the suspended particles, the concentration of soluble pectin and by conditions favorable for pectin gel formation. The other two parameters, k and m , are determined mainly by the solvent properties. The mechanism responsible for the flow behaviour of the concentrated orange juice under various conditions could be predicted and explained by the properties of the components in the system.
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