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A quick, reliable solution for modelling cheese chilling process.
Experimental characterization of heat transfer in a pallet of cheese.
Simulation of an industrial cheese chilling process.
Starch edible film supporting natamycin and nisin for improving microbiological stability of refrigerated argentinian Port Salut cheese.
Characterization of the impact of palletization and air velocity in platform on temperature in a vented pallet of cheese.
Influence of cheese heat generation inside a ventilated pallet on cooling rate and heterogeneity.
Caractérisation aéraulique et thermique au sein d'un empilement de produits dégageant de la chaleur : application au cas des palettes de fromage
Characterization of heat transfer and airflow within a pallet of heat-generating product : applied to cheese pallets.
Opportunities for the energy efficiency improvement in the dairy food sector. The case study of portuguese traditional cheese industries.
Experimental characterization of airflow within a pallet of product generating heat: Application for cheese product.
CASEUS – Combined use of renewable energy sources to improve energy efficiency in refrigerated cheese ripening chambers.
CFD study of airflow and temperature heterogeneity within a pallet of heat generating products: application to cheese.
Potential of the vacuum-assisted freeze concentration applied to the cheese whey.
Application of sustainable active packaging to reduce food loss in cold storage of chilled foods.
Effect of thermal property model selection on the accuracy of a one-dimensional numerical solution for the forced air chilling and freezing of food products.
CFD modelling of a pallet of heat-generating product applied to a cheese product.
Refrigeration sector monitoring
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Refrigerated cheese vending machines in French cities
A local cheese dairy has installed refrigerated cheese vending machines in several towns in East Moselle, in the east of France.
Food cold chain: improving temperature control to reduce loss
Recent review articles provide an update on technologies to monitor temperature in the food cold chain, in order to avoid food loss during transport and...
Recent advances in hydrogen liquefaction and storage
Several review articles present a comprehensive overview of the liquid hydrogen supply chain. IIR members Linde and Air Liquide are contributing to address the global demand for...
A project to decarbonise the cold chain in the UK using hydrogen
The University of Nottingham is looking to develop dual-use energy storage technology capable of supplying hydrogen to a fuel cell and generating direct cooling for refrigeration applications.
Cryogenic carbon capture technologies
Cryogenic carbon capture is in the early stages of development, however, several projects have achieved a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of 6, for applications such as blue...
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STEF-TFE opens largest cold store in Madrid
New site cuts energy consumption by 15% with innovative energy storage system during off-peak hours
