This document summarizes instrumentation used in the canning industry. Key instrumentation measures and controls temperature and pressure during the canning process to ensure food safety. Temperature is monitored and controlled in the cooling section and blanching process. Pressure is recorded and levels are controlled. The canning process involves preparing equipment, filling cans/jars, and using a retort to heat the sealed containers to high temperatures to kill microbes and preserve the food through thermal processing.
This document summarizes instrumentation used in the canning industry. Key instrumentation measures and controls temperature and pressure during the canning process to ensure food safety. Temperature is monitored and controlled in the cooling section and blanching process. Pressure is recorded and levels are controlled. The canning process involves preparing equipment, filling cans/jars, and using a retort to heat the sealed containers to high temperatures to kill microbes and preserve the food through thermal processing.
This document summarizes instrumentation used in the canning industry. Key instrumentation measures and controls temperature and pressure during the canning process to ensure food safety. Temperature is monitored and controlled in the cooling section and blanching process. Pressure is recorded and levels are controlled. The canning process involves preparing equipment, filling cans/jars, and using a retort to heat the sealed containers to high temperatures to kill microbes and preserve the food through thermal processing.
This document summarizes instrumentation used in the canning industry. Key instrumentation measures and controls temperature and pressure during the canning process to ensure food safety. Temperature is monitored and controlled in the cooling section and blanching process. Pressure is recorded and levels are controlled. The canning process involves preparing equipment, filling cans/jars, and using a retort to heat the sealed containers to high temperatures to kill microbes and preserve the food through thermal processing.
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Canning Industry Instrumentation
In this type of industry sealed CANS are subjected to
heat to kill harmful microbes and ensure the safe and long stable shelf life. Instrumentation design to measures and control the process of canned food. Major area the usage of Instrumentation Indicating temperature and pressure in cooling section Recording absolute pressure Level control CANNING Process Canning is the process of placing foods in to JARS or CANs & heating specified temperature to preserve different foods. High heat destroy micro-organism & inactivate enzymes to preserve the safety and quality of the food. Steps: Prepare equipment- Preheat the Canner Prepare the jars and lid so they are safe- Prepare the food to be preserved Pack the food according to direction Close the jars correctly Canning Process 1.Blancher Control: is a treatment with Hot water of Steam intended to soften the product so can will fill better. It also destroy enzymes that alter color, flavor or texture of the product and lower the microbial population. Blancher control Multiple water jets in the bottom of the blancher tank force water up through the product pack. Bottom-up water injection produces more uniform blanching than designs which inject water from the sides. Continuous water circulation maintains a consistent blanching temperature and keeps fines in suspension for efficient removal by using Motorized Catch Box filter. Precisely adjustable water temperature, dwell time, and dewatering allow to control the color and texture of finished food.
Hydrostatic Steam Blancher
2.Retort Control system One of the most important steps in the canning of foods is 'thermal processing', more commonly referred to as the retorting operation. In this operation, strict specifications concerning both time and temperature must be adhered to and repeated batch after batch to obtain sterile product and uniform quality. Processing is done in batches using a cylindrical, pressurized vessel called a retort. Retorts are classified as either vertical or horizontal, depending on the position of its long axis. A vertical retort is loaded from the top whereas a horizontal retort is loaded from one end.
canned product is cooked by one of two processes
Steam cooking for product stored in metal containers Water cooking for product stored in glass jars
Horizontal and Vertical Retorts
Loading a Vertical Retort Loading a Horizontal Retort