Industrial Training: at Aavin Pachapalayam Coimbatore

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INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

at
AAVIN PACHAPALAYAM
COIMBATORE

PROCESSING OF MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS

YOGESH.T
16VFP047
III-B.VOC FOOD PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
INTRODUCTION

As a part of B.Voc food processing technology


curriculum, we the Students of 2nd B.Voc Food Processing
technology to undergo 15 days industrial training on Dairy
processing techniques based on processing of milk and milk
products. In this context, we were placed in Aavin industry,
Pachapalayam, Coimbatore to undergo training from 24st May,
2018 to 9th June, 2018.
OBJECTIVE

 To understand the technical aspects involved in the


production of milk and milk products.

 To enhance the practical and technical knowledge in the


production of milk.

 To learn about industrial entrepreneurship knowledge to set


a company.
STANDARDIZED MILK
Receiving milk

 Cooling up to or below (5°C)

 Preheating the milk (35-40°C)

Determine the fat and SNF of skim milk

Filtration and clarification using clarifiers

Homogenization at 2500 psi

Pasteurization at 72°C for 10-15 seconds

Filling and packaging

Storage at 5c
FULL CREAM MILK
Receiving milk

Weighing, sampling, testing, grading

Cooling (5°C)

Preheating (35-40°C)

Filtration/clarification

Standardization (6%fat, 8.5% SNF)

Homogenization (2500 psi)

Pasteurization (72°C for 15 sec)

Filling & packaging

Storage (5°Cor below)


TONED MILK
Receiving water in large vat
 
Pre-heating (38-43°C)
 
Addition of skim milk powder + water + raw milk in determined level and mixing evenly
in agitation
 
Filtration/Clarification
 
Homogenization at 2000psi
 
Pasteurization (630°C for 30mins)
 
Cooling (5°C)
 
Packaging and storage (50°C)
FLAVOUR MILK
Receiving homogenized, pasteurized toned milk of fat not more than 2%
 
Cooling (5°C)
 
Pre-heating the milk (35-40°C)
 
Filtration and clarification using clarifiers
 
Mixing (flavor, color and sugar in suitable quantity)
 
Sterilization of bottles for filling (108-111°C for25-30 min)
 
Filling in bottles and capping
 Cooling (5c)
 
Storage
KHOA
Raw Milk
Filtered to remove the suspending solids
 
Pouring in the large pan
 
Heating the milk at temperature of 121 degree Celsius
 
Pat formation stage (Sugar of required quantity is added)
 
Uniform Stirring all over sides
 
Lowering the heat and left for Dehydration
 
After consistency is reached it is removed from pan
 
Cooling to room temperature
 
Wrapping in paper and packing in box small boxes
BUTTER
Raw milk (Weighing, sampling, testing, grading)

Milk and cream are separated using cream separator

Cream and skim milk obtained


 
Cream is taken and pasteurized
 
Ripening (ageing)
 
Churning
 
Salting and working (2.2 to 2.5 %)
 
Packing and storage (-23ºC to -29ºC)
CURD

Receiving of standardized and homogenized milk


 
Heat to 30-40°C
 
Add a little amount of curd or bacteria culture
 
Filling in pouches or cups
 
Allow to set & incubate at 32°C for 6-8 hours
 
Store at 5-6°C after 4.6pH is attained
EQUIPEMENTS AND
MACHINERIES
 Homogenizer
 Pasteurizer
 Steam Boiler
 Form Fill Seal Machine
 Unloading system
- Can washer
- Crate tray basket washer
 Refrigerator
TEST FOR QUALITY ANALYSIS

 Lactometer Test

 COB Test

 MBRT (Methylene Blue Dye Reduction Test)

 Determination of SNF content by Milk scanner equipment

 Gerber method

 Determination of Milk Fat by Electronic Milk Tester


Clean in place (CIP) system

Pre-Rinse with Water Pre-rinse carried out immediately after the


production run. otherwise the milk residues will dry and stick to the
surfaces making them harder to clean
Cleaning with Detergent Dirt on heated surfaces is normally washed off
with alkaline and acid detergent. Sodium triphosphate and Polyphosphate
are commonly used
Rinsing with Clean Water After cleaning with detergent, the surfaces must
be flushed with water long enough to remove all traces of the detergent. All
parts of the system must be thoroughly drained after rinsing with softened
water
Disinfection The equipment and pipe system are practically sterile after the
treatment with strong alkaline and acid solution at high temperature.
Necessary to prevent overnight growth of bacteria in the residual rinsing
water in the system.
Transportation

 Providing milk vans for transportation of butter, skim milk powder, high
fat milk etc, at metro dairies as per day to day requirement. Providing
milk vans for as transportation of sugar to product dairy from sugar mills
to product dairy requirement.
 Effective utilization of the entire transport system for optimum
performance and transportation of milk.
 Product dairy for their needs like machinery shifting, tubs, ammonia
cylinder etc.., Maintenance of light vehicles/light commercial
vehicles/auto rickshaw/mobile parlor van etc. through the authorized
service dealers and MVMD approved workshops.
 The collected milk from the above branch dairy forms chilled of about 4o
c and then chilled milk transported.
 Transporting vehicle may have the double layered freezer attach with
them. Therefore, the milk can be securely received at the depot without
any air pollution.
CONCLUSION
On our first day to the Aavin industry we came to know about the company, Details, places located
etc. A very well introduction about the company was given to us by our Internship in charge of the
industry. And they told about the Manufacturing processes of the Milk product, Its Machinery and
equipment’s used to manufacture the products.

The manufacturing process , production ,quality testing ,all the details are told and given to us by
our in charge .They also told about their machinery and equipment working and dealer who provide
assistance, repairing works to the industry .The gave the information about the packaging process
company transport linkage. Finally they told about their management system and organization
which takes places over and good amount of industry experience.

On the final day we thanked all the staffs, technicians, Managers for their great support in enriching
our knowledge by telling us many useful information’s about the processes in every section and
part of the company. Then we left the company in full heartly.
THANK YOU

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