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13. Air-Condition and Refrigeration

Fundamental Study on Prevention of Adhesion Phenomenon to Solid Interfaces by Adding Emulsifiers to Ice Slurry for Food Refrigeration

The use of ice slurry in the fresh food sector is expected to save manpower because of its higher cooling performance than block ice and its liquid characteristics that allow for piped transport. However, one of its challenges is piping blockage, and adhesion of ice particles is one factor. In a previous study, we confirmed that ice blended with catechin, which has a sterilizing effect to prevent food poisoning, has increased adhesion compared to pure water ice, and that the addition of an emulsifier inhibited this adhesion. Therefore, we changed the type of emulsifier and investigated the influence of the degree of inhibition.

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Author Information

Mr.
Mitsuki Chiwata
Corresponding author, Presenting author
Mr.
Ryuji Okada
Mr.
Takuma Ogawa
Dr.
Koji Matsumoto