Rеvuе des Energies Renouvelables
Volume 16, Numéro 2, Pages 247-256
2013-06-30
Authors : Khatir A. . Acheheb H. . Malek A. . Ferradji A. .
Response surface methodology was used to determine the optimum processing conditions that yield maximum water loss and weight reduction and minimum solid gain during osmotic dehydration orange pieces (valencia late) in sugar solution using response surface. The experiments were conducted according to a Central Composite Design ‘CCD’. The independent process variables for osmotic dehydration process were temperature (40, 50, 60 °C), processing time (60, 120 et 240 min) and sugar concentrations (45, 55, 65 % w/w). The optimal conditions for maximum water loss, weight reduction and solid gain (candying) correspond to temperature of 50 °C, processing time of 240 min, sugar concentration of 65 % in order to obtain water loss 60.83 % (g/100 g fresh sample), solid gain of 46,48 % (g/100 g fresh sample) and weight reduction of 57.42 (g/100 g fresh sample). However the optimal conditions for maximum water loss and weight reduction and minimum solid gain (respectively 53.28 %, 57.88 % and 27.18 %) correspond to temperature of 40 oC, processing time of 240 min, sugar concentration of 65 %.
Optimisation, Déshydratation osmotique, Orange, Solution de sucre, Méthodologie de surface de réponse.
Ferradji A.
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Bouchareb M.
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Bouhous N.e.h.
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Malek A.
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pages 311-319.
Ferradji A.
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Aït Chaouche F.s.
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Belhachat D.
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Malek A.
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pages 539-549.
Arris Sihem
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Abbaz Ilhem
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Kassir Manel
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Abbaz Amina
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Ayat Asma
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Bencheikh Lehocine Mossaab
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pages 28-34.
Bendebane Salima
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Bendebane Hawa
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Bendebane Farida
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Ismail Fadhel
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pages 17-24.
Nourhane Amani Bounab
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Chahrazed Boukhalfa-djebbar
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pages 27-31.