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    ——水活度能揭示面粉的什么特性?

     

    你能通過(guò)只是簡(jiǎn)單測試碾磨處理過(guò)程中的面粉的水分活度,來(lái)看出來(lái)面粉的不同之處么?

     

    過(guò)去的幾個(gè)月里,Decagon食品實(shí)驗室一直在研究不同調和技術(shù)所處理的面粉,看看是否可以檢測出面粉在碾磨之前是否被妥善的處理了。

    他們同時(shí)也研究了柔軟的和堅硬的面粉,顆粒大小不同的面粉以及不同調和技術(shù)下的面粉之間的吸附性能的差別。

     

    其結果對于那些與谷物加工產(chǎn)品打交道的人和對通過(guò)檢測水活度來(lái)評估原材料質(zhì)量有興趣的人們將是非常有趣的。
     

    研討會(huì )題目:水活度能揭示面粉的什么特性?

    主講人:Brady Carter, Decagon資深研究員

    時(shí)間:北京時(shí)間20141022日,0:00-1:00

     

    注冊會(huì )議鏈接:

    https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/541719810?utm_source=PTT+Full+List&utm_campaign=3778577939-October_PTT_VS_Announcement10_7_2014&utm_medium=&utm_term=0_80d9d64bbd-3778577939-311351577

     

     

    更多網(wǎng)上研討會(huì )信息,請查看下面的列表:

     

     October Virtual Seminar:
    What aw Reveals About Flour

    Can you detect differences in the way flour was handled during the milling process simply by measuring its water activity? 

    Over the last several months, the Decagon food lab has been looking at flours (white and farina) made with different tempering techniques to see if you can l whether the flour was handled properly prior to milling.

    They’ve also been looking at differences in sorption properties between hard and soft flours, flours of different particle sizes, and flours treated differently during tempering. 

    The results will be interesting to anyone who works with grain-based products—and to anyone interested in using water activity to assess the quality of raw ingredients.

    Title: What aw Reveals About Flour 
    Presenter: Brady Carter, Senior Research Scientist, Decagon Devices 
    Date: October 21, 2014 9-10 am PDT 

     

    November Virtual Seminar: 
    Tree Nuts

    There's a moisture sweet spot in almonds, pistachios, pecans, walnuts. Too wet and they mold, too dry and they break in the bag. 

    Historically, the industry has used moisture content to make this measurement, but many manufactures have no faith in the moisture numbers. You can have in-spec product that molds in storage. 

    The Decagon food lab has some recent findings to share on this topic, including:

    ? How you can establish a moisture specification that prevents mold and reduces breakage

    ? How to improve the consistency and reliability of moisture content measurements

    ? Whether or not you can see an inflection point in the isotherm of a tree nut

    ? A survey of the water activity of commercially available nut products
    Presenter: Brady Carter, Senior Research Scientist, Decagon Devices
    Title: Water Activity for Nuts
    Date: November 18, 2014 9-10 am PST

    Register here.

    Coming Up: The Water Activity Series

    Extend your knowledge of water activity with the three-part water activity course. Seminars will include a live question and answer session at the end.

    Presenter: Brady Carter, Senior Research Scientist, Decagon Devices
    Title: Water Activity 101
    Date: November 12, 2014, 9-10 am PST 

     

    Register here.


    Presenter: Brady Carter, Senior Research Scientist, Decagon Devices
    Title: Water Activity 201
    Date: January 15, 2015 9-10 am PST 

     

    Register here.


    Presenter: Brady Carter, Senior Research Scientist, Decagon Devices
    Title: Water Activity 301
    Date: February 18, 2015 10-11 am PST

    Register here.

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