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Alicyclobacillus - Historical Perspective and Preliminary characterization Study
Alteration of Talaromyces Flavus Heat Resistance by Growth Conditions and Heating Medium Composition
Analysis of Variance Test for Normality (Complete Samples)
Analysis of Versalogger Open Circuit Observations
Analyzing Heat Penetration Test Data
Application of Extreme-Value Methods and Other Statistical Procedures to Heat-Penetration Data
ASHRAE Journal. Hayakawa Method.
Assessment of the risk of botulism from vacuum-packaged raw fish: a review.
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Walls, Isabel, Chuyate, Rolenda
King Jr., A. Douglas; Whitehand, Linda C.
Shapiro, S.S.; Wilk, M.B.
Jeffers, Larry
Pflug, I.J.; Blaisdell, J.L.; Kopelman, I.J.
Powers, John J.; Pratt, Dan E.; Carmon, James L.
ASHRAE Journal.
Eyles, M. J., and A. D. Warth.
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Dairy, Food and Environmental Sanitation Vol. 18 No. 8 Pg. 499-503 Aug. 1998
Journal of Food Science Vol. 55 No. 3 Pg. 830-836 1990
Gen. Electric & Bell Telephone Laboritories Inc. (White binder)
Alliance Physics & Measurements, Corp.
Microbiology & Engineering of Sterilization Processes (Blue Binder)
Food Technology March 1962 (White binder)
9/1/1978
Food Technology in Australia, Vol. 33 (11), November 1981.
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Bacterial Thermal Death Kinetics Based on Probability Distributions: the Heat Destruction of Clostridium Botulinum and
Salmonella Bedford
Bacteriological Evaluation
Bacteriological Evaluation for Thermal Process Design
Bacteriological Quality of Cannery Cooling Water.
BASIC Programming Containing Polynomials for the z and m + g Values Listed
Biomolecular Temperament of Staphylococcal Enterotoxin in Thermally Processed Foods.
Botulism Risk from Post-Processing Contamination of Commercially Canned Foods in Metal Containers.
Broken Heating Curve Test
Byssochlamys Spp. and Their Importance in Processed Fruits
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Calculating FT - Values for Heat Preservation of Shelf-Stable, Low-Acid Canned Foods using the Straight-Line Semilogarithmic
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19 Calculating Sterility in Thermal and Non-Thermal Preservation Methods
20 Calculation of Processes for Canned Foods
Pflug, I. J.
Peleg, M.;
American Can Company Technical Service
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Calculation of Required Hold Time of Aseptically Processed Low-Acid Foods Containing Particulates Utilizing the Ball Method.
Calculation of Thermal Process Lethality for Conduction-Heated Canned Foods.
Calculation Survey
CALSoft Program User Guide
Can Cooling
Can Material Influence on the Performance of Rotating Cookers.
Canned Foods Thermal Processing and Microbiology
Canning of Meat and Poulty Products. .
Cascading Water Retorts
Challenge in Predicting Nutrient Changes During Food Processing
Changes in Thermal Process Times (Bb) for Baked Beans Based on Water Hardness and Fill Temperature.
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Characterization of an Organism That Produces Type E Botulinal Toxin But Which Resembles Clostridium Butyricum from the
Feces of an Infant with Type E Botulism
Chlorinating of Water to Reduce Post-Processing Contamination
Circular Temperature Recording Chart Measurements
Clostridium botulinum - Ecology and Control in Foods.
Code of Federal Regulations (21 CFR) Part 113 Thermally Processed Low-Acid Foods Packaged in Hermetically Sealed
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37 Code of Practice for the Heat Processing of Low-Acid and Acidified Low-Acid Foods in Hermetically Sealed Containers
38 Code of Practice No.10: The Safe Production of Heat Preserved Foods
39 Cold Temperature Adaption and Growth of Microorganisms.
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Combinations of Heat Treatment and Sodium Chloride That Prevent Growth from Spores of Nonproteolytic Clostridium
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41 Combined Effects of Salts and Temperature on the Thermal Destruction of Staphylococcus aureus MF-31
42 Comparative Heat Penetration Studies
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Smith, T., and Marvin A. Tung.
Manji, B., and F. R. Van De Voort.
Spinak, S. H., and Robert C. Wiley.
Tung, M. A., and T. D. Garland
Teixeira, A. A. and J. E. Manson.
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JFS, Vol. 47 (2), Pages 626-630, 1982
JFP, Vol. 48, No. 4, Pages 359-363 (April 1985)
JFS, Pages 880-884, Vol. 47, (1982)
JFS, Vol. 43, Pages 365-369, 1978
Reprinted from Food Technology, April 1982,
Agr. Eng. Dep., University of Florida, Roger Hall Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences
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Computer Simulation of Variable Retort Control and Container Geometry as a Possible Means of Improving Thiamine Retention
in Thermally Processed Foods
Computer Solutions for Retort Processing Problems.
Computer-Based Retort Control Logic for On-Line Correction of Process Deviations.
Computerized Data Acquisition and Control in Thermal Processing.
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Computerized Model for the Prediction of Thermal Responses of Packaged Solid-Liquid Food Mixture Undergoing Thermal
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Computing a Minimum Public Health Sterilizing Value for Food with pH Values from 4.6 to 6.0
Concepts Involved in the Use of Steam/Air Mixtures for Thermal Processing of Foods in Retort Pouches
Condensate Draining Gives 15% Energy Savings
Condensed History of Science and Technology of Thermal Processing
Conduction-Heating Considerations in Thermal Processing of Canned Foods
Container Sterilization for Acid Products by Hot Fill-Hold-Cool Procedures.
Control of Clostridium Botulinum in Fishery Products
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Control of Nonproteolytic Clostridium Botulinum Types B and E in Crab Analogs by Combinations of Heat Pasturization and
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66 Controlling the Quality of Foods in the Processing of Pouches
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Stabel, J.; Pearce, L.; Chandler, R.; Hammer, P.; Klijn, N.;
Cerf, O.; Collins, M.T.; Heggum, C.; Murphy, P.
Bulletin of the IDF 362
Siegel, Lynn S.
Excerpt from the book titled "Destruction of Botulinum Toxins in Food & Water"
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78 Development of a Standard Practice for the Establishment of Thermal Processes for Foods Packaged in Flexible Containers
79 Development of Linear Heating Rates Using Conventional Baths and Computer Simualtion
80 Deviant Heat Process Applied to Canned or Packaged liquid Food.
McGinnis, D. S.
Yoon, W.B.; Park, J.W.
Hayakawa.Huang, F., and Kan-Ichi
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Comparison of Formula Methods for Calculating Thermal Process Lethality.
Comparison of Two Models for Process Holding Time Calculations: Convection System.
Comparisons of the General and Ball Formula Methods for Retort Pouch Process Calculations.
Computer Calculation of Thermal Processes. .
Computer Control of Batch Retort Operations with On-Line Correction of Process Deviations.
Converting an F-Value Determined on the Basis of One z-Value To an F-Value Determined on the Basis of A Second z-Value.
Correcting for a Change in z-Value
Correction Factor of Come-Up Heating Based on Critical Point in a Cylindrical Can of Heat Conduction Food
Correction Factor of Deviant Thermal Processes Applied to Packaged Heat Conduction Food
Correction Factors for Heat Penetration Thermocouples.
Design, Installation and Calibration of Thermocouple Measuring Systems
Designing Listeria Monocytogenes Thermal Inactivation Studies for Extended-Shelf-Life Refrigerated Foods
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81 Dry Heat Destruction of Microorganisms - Sterilization of Space Hardware
Pflug, I.J.
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Microbiology & Engineering of Sterilization Processes (Blue Binder)
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Effect of Toxin Concentration on the Heat Inactivation of Staphylococcal Enterotoxin A in Beef Bouillon and in Phosphate Buffer
Effect of Water Activity, pH and Temperature on the Growth of Clostridium Botulinum
Effects of Container Stacking on Processing Requirements.
Effects of Germicides on Microorganisms in Can Cooling Waters
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Effects of Growth at Low Water Activity on the Thermal Tolerance of Staphylococcus Aureus
Emergency Permit Control - Part 108
End-Over-End Processes in Steam/Air Mixtures
Endpoint of Preservation Process
Energy Conservation by Computerized Data Acquisition and Control in the Canning Industry
Energy consumption and Conservation in Food Sterilization
Energy Reduction for Thermally Processed Foods in Cans and Retort Pouches
Establishing Safe Thermal Processed by Calculation Method Selection
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Establishing Thermal Processes for Products with Broken Heating Curves from Data Taken at Other Retort and Initial
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Experimental Formulas for Accurate Estimation of Transient Temperature of Food and Their Application to Thermal Process
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Exploring New Mathematical Approaches to Microbiological Food Safety Evaluation: An Approach to More Efficient Risk
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113 Federal Register- Acidified Foods and Low-Acid Canned Foods in Hermetically Sealed Containers
Dairy, Food and Environmental Sanitation Vol. 22 No. 1 Pg. 18-23 Jan. 2002
Federal Register, Vol. 44, No. 53, March 16, 1979
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Effect of Divalent Cations in the Sporulation Medium on the Thermal Death Rate of Bacillus Coagulans Var. Thermoacidurans
Effect of Modified Atmosphere Storage on C. Botulinum Toxigenesis and the Spoilage Microflora of Salmon Fillets.
Effect of Non-Uniform Heat Transfer Through Can Surfaces on Process Lethality of Conduction Heating Foods.
Effect of Physical and Microbiological Factors on Food Container Leakage
Establishing Thermal Processes for Products with Straight-Line Heating Curves from Data Taken at Other Retort and Initial
Temperatures
Establishment of a Heat Inactivation Curve for Clostridium botulinum 62A Toxin in Beef Broth.
Estimating Cooling Process Lethality for Different Cooling j Values.
Estimating Food Temperatures During Various Processing or Handling Treatments
Estimating Temperatures of Foods during Various Heating or Cooling Treatments.
Estimating the Central Temperatures of Canned Food During the Initial Heating or Cooling Period of Heat Process
Estimating the Survival of Clostridium Botulinum Spores during Heat Treatments
Estimation of Sterilizing Values of Processes as Applied to Canned Foods. II.
Evaluation of Lethality and Nutrient Retentions of Conduction-Heating Foods in Rectangular Containers.
Evaluation of Thermal Processes for Conduction Heating Foods in Pear-Shaped Containers.
Experimental Evaluation of Mathematical and Computer Models for Thermal Process Evaluation
Finite Element Model for Conduction Errors in Thermocouples During Thermal Sterilization of Conduction-Heating Foods.
Flexible Pouch Defects Manual
Food Canning in the 21st Century
Food Canning Technology
Food Preservation by Combined Methods.
Food Properties, Heat Transfer Conditions and Sterilization Considerations in Retort Processes
General Method of Process Calculation
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121 Generating Kinetic Data for Use in Design and Evaluation of High Temperature Food Processing Systems
122 Gentle Touch - FMC FoodTech Agitating Batch Retort
123 Graphical Analysis of Heating and Cooling Data
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Sadeghi, F. and K. R. Swartzel
Eve, Stephanie
Pflug, I.J.
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JFS, Vol. 55, No. 3, Pages 851-853, 1990
Canning & Filling August 1999 Pg. 36-37
Microbiology & Engineering of Sterilization Processes (Blue Binder)
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124 Guidelines for Aseptic Processing and Packaging Systems in Meat and Poultry Plants
125 Guidelines for the Establishment of Scheduled Heat Processes for Low-Acid Foods.Technical Manual No. 3.
126 Guidelines for Thermal Process Development for Food Packaged in Flexible Containers
US Dept. of Agriculture, Food Safety and Inspection Service, Meat and Poultry Inspection
Tech. Services 6/1/1984
CFDRA
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Dairy, Food and Environmental Sanitation Vol. 19 No. 8 Pg. 551-562 Aug. 1999
Journal of Food Science Vol. 63 No. 5 Pg. 882-886 1998
Applied Microbiology,Nov. 1965 Pg. 858-864
I.F.T.P.S. Heat Penetration Workshop Nov. 19, 1998
Food Technology June 1978 (White binder)
JFP, Vol. 58, No. 1, Pages 108-114
Microbiology & Engineering of Sterilization Processes (Blue Binder)
The Pillsbury Company
JFP, Vol. 58, No. 1, Pages 49-53.
June, July, Aug. - Food Manufacture 1967 (White binder)
JFP, Vol. 50, No. 1, Pages 18-20 (January 1987). Sent by Allen W. Matthys, NFPA.
JFS, Vol. 52, No. 4, 1987
Journal of Food Processers Eng., Vol. 8, No. 1
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147 Heat-Resistance Studies on Spores of Putrefactive Anaerobes in Relation to Determination of Safe Processes for Canned Foods
148 High-Temperature, Short-Time Processing
149 IFTPS Heat Penetration Committee; minutes of November 2, 1988 Meeting, Washington
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162 Kinetic Parameter Estimation in Conduction Heating Foods Subjected to Dynamic Thermal Treatments
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163 Kinetics of Microbial Inactivation for Alternative Food Processing Technologies
164 Lethality Calculation for Thermal Processes With Different Heating and Cooling Rates
165 Letter: Early Version of the FINDIFF Program
Various Authors
Pham, Q. T.
Tucker, G.S.
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Journal of Food Science (whole book) Special Supplement
International Journal of Food Science and Technology (1990) 25, 148-156
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Low Acid Foods in Hermetically Sealed Containers (excluding aseptic packaged food) / Steam Still Retort Processing in Rigid
Metal Containers
Making an Inoculation Pack
Mathematical Method - Treats Heating and Cooling Separately
Mathematical Method of Process Calculation
Mathematical Model to Estimate Steam Consumption in Vertical Still Retort for Thermal Processing Canned Foods
Measurement of Acid Diffusion in Canned Vegetables Using pH Sensitive Indicators
Measurement of the Thermal Conductivity of Foods at High Pressure
Measuring Heat Resistance of Bacterial Spores
Measuring the Integrated Time-Temperature Effect of a Heat Sterilization Process Using Bacterial Spores
Mechanics and Interpretation of Heat Penetration Tests in Canned Foods
Mechanism of Microbiological leaker Spoilage of Canned Foods: Biophysical Aspects
Metabiotic Association of Fusarium, Alternaria, and Rhizoctonia with Clostridium botulinum in Fresh Tomatoes
Method to Measure Surface Heat Transfer from Steam/Air Mixtures in Batch Retorts
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184 Microbiological and Other Considerations in Aseptic Processing
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Microbiological Methods - Collaborative Study of a Method for the Determination of Commercial Sterility of Low-Acid Canned
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Denny, C. B.
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195 New Parametric Values for Thermal Process Estimation by Using Temperatures and z Values Expressed in Degree Celcius Units
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197 NumeriCAL (New Software Package Brings Thermal Processing Breakthrough to the Food Industry)
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Model for Combined Effects of Temperature, pH and Water Activity on Thermal Inactivation of Bacillus CereusSpores
Modeling Combined Effects of Temperature and pH on Heat Resistance of Spores by a Linear-Bigelow Equation
Modelling Heat Transfer in Steam/Air Processing of Thin Profile Packages
Modified Lethal Rate Paper Technique for Thermal Process Evaluation
Needs for a Safe, Simple, and Reliable Aspectic Operation
New Approach to Determining Product Heating Factors From Heat Penetration Data
New Intervetion Processes for Minimally Processed Juices
New Line Intersection Procedure for the Equivalent Point Method of Thermal Evaluation
Numerically Predicted Transient Temperature and Velocity Profiles During Natural Convention Heating of Canned Liquid Foods
Optimisation of Thermal Processing - A Review
Packaging for Thermally Sterilised Foods
Plastic Packaging Used in Retort Processing: Control of Key Parameters
Practical Temperature Measurements
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Predicting Internal Temperature of Canned Foods During Thermal Processing using a Linear Recursive Model
Prediction for Shelf Life and Safety of Minimally Processed CAP/MAP Chilled Foods: A Review
Prediction of Time Correction Factor for Come-Up Heating of Packaged Liquid Food
Principles of Steam/Air Processing
PRO CALC Thermal Process Analysis System
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Lanoiselle, J. -L., Y. Candau, and E. Debray.
Labuza, T. P., B. Fu, and P. S. Taoukis.
Succar, Jorge; Hayakawa, Kan-Ichi
Tung, Marvin A.
PRO CALC Associates
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JFS, Vol. 60, No. 4, Pages 833-840, 1995
Dept. of Food Science & Nutrition University of Minnesota
Journal of Food Science Vol. 47 1982
NFPA 11th East Highlights Conf. Oct. 3-4/88 (White binder)
PRO CALC Associates
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Procedure for Estimating Sterilization of and Quality Factor Degration in Thermally Processed Foods
Process Calculation by Computer
Process Calculation Functions
Process Control Application to Still Retorting
Process Control in Hydrostatic Cookers - Part 2 Factors Affecting Heat Penetration Rates
Process Control in Hydrostatic Cookers - Validification of Cooker Operating Conditions
Process Tables for Canned Fishery Products
Processing of Canned Fruit and Vegetables. Technical Manual No. 29. CFDRA
Proposed Draft Code of Hygienic Practice for Refrigerated Packaged Foods with Extended Shelf Life
Protocol for Carrying Out Heat Penetration Studies
Quantifying Reactions Influencing Quality of Foods: Texture, Flavour, and Appearance
Quantitative Evaluation of Clostridium botulinum Nonproteoloytic Types B, E, and F Growth Risk in Fresh Salmon Tissue
219 Homogenates Stored under Modified Atmospheres
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220 Converting Initial and Retort Temperatures
221 Recommended International Code of Practice for Canned Fish
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Recovery of Heat-Stressed Spores of Bacillus Stearothermophilus on Solid Media Containing Calcium- and Magnesium-Deficient
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Sikes, A.; Whitfield, S.; Rosano, D.J.
223 Reference RDT Calibration
Digi 4 Plus Maintenance
Relative Humidity and Water Activity - Indices of Water Content in Gaseous Systems, Their Measurement, and Relationship to
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226 Report of the Food Standards Agency Conference on Control of Mycobacterium Avium Subsp. Paratuberculosis (MAP) in Milk
227 Residual Gas Effects in Overpressure Processes of Flexible Packages
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Anthony, David L.
Teixeira, A.A.; Dolan, K.; Datta, A.K.; Adams, J.P.
Bock, J.H.
Pflug, I.J.; Odlaug, T.E.
Pflug, I. J., Theron E. Odlaug.
Steele, R.J.; Board, P.W.; Best, D.J., Willcox, M.E.
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235 Modified Atmospheres at Low and Abused Temperatures
Garcia, G.W.; Genigeorgis, C.; Lindroth, S.
236 Saving Energy in Conventional Steam Retorts with Emphasis on Venting Procedures
Tung, Marvin; Smith, Trudi; Bennett, Lee
237 Sensitivity of Bacterial Spores to Different Nutrients
Evans, F.R.; Curran, H.R.
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Response Charts for Estimating Temperatures in Cylindrical Cans of Solid Food Subjected to Time Variable Processing
Temperatures
Retort Cooling Water Sanitation
Retort Depressuriztion Effect on Cooling Rates in Conduction-Heating Canned Foods
Retorts For Canning
Review of z and F Values Used to Ensure the Safety of Low-Acid Canned Food
Review of z and F Values Used to Ensure the Safety of Low-Acid Canned Food
Revision of the Formula Method Tables for Thermal Process Evaluation
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Simplified Procedure for Thermal Process Evaluation
Software Offers Calculation, Display of Thermal Processes
Some Physico-Chemical Basis of Food Preservation by Combined Methods
Spore Carrier System for Biological Monitoring Applications
Sporicidal Properties of Chlorine Compounds: Applicability to Cooling Water for Canned Foods 1,2
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Patashnik, M.
TechniCal Inc.
Chirife, Jorge; Favetto, Guillermo J.
Pflug, I.J.
Odlaug, T. E., and Irving J. Pflug
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Libby, McNeil & Libby Salmon Division Laborator
Food Processing, October 1985 Pg. 83
Food Research International 25 (1992) Pg. 389-396
Microbiology & Engineering of Sterilization Processes (Blue Binder)
J. Milk Food Technol., Vol. 39, No. 7, Pages 493-498 (July, 1976).
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255 Studies in Canned Processes. I. Effect of Headspace on Heat Penetration in Products. Heating by Conduction
256 Study on the Effects of Added Liquid on the Heat Transfer Properties of Canned Food Using a Model System
257 Surface Heat Transfer Coefficients for Steam/Air Mixtures in Two Pilot Scale Retorts
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Microbiology & Engineering of Sterilization Processes (Blue Binder)
Dept. of Food Science, University of BC (White binder)
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Presented at Workshop of IFTPS Dec. 2, 1993
Dept. of Botany, University College, Belfield, Dublin 4
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Theoretical Consideration on the Influence of the z-Value of a single Component Time/Temperature Integrator on Thermal
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265 Theoretical Evaluation of Combined Irradiation and Thermal Processes in Cylindrical Containers With Gamma Sources
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270 Beef Patties, and Blended Beef and Turkey Patties
Smith, J.N.
Journal of Food Protection Vol. 65 No. 1 Pg. 53-60 2002
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Murphy, R.Y.; Marks, B.P.; Johnson, E.R.; Johnson, M.G. Journal of Food Science Vol. 65 No. 4 2000
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Surface Heat Transfer Considerations During Immersion Water Cooling of Retorted Foods
Survior Curves - Of Bacterial Spores Heated in Parenteral Solutions
Temperature Distribution and Stability Within the Positive Flow Steam/Air Retort
Temperature Distribution Protocol for Processing in Steam Still Retorts, Excluding Crateless Retorts
Temperature Distribution Studies in Hydrostatic Cookers - Phase II
Temperature Tolerance of Aspergillus Fischeri Var. Glaber in Canned Strawberries
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280 Thermal Process Modelling and Simulation Applications to Process Control
Scott, G.M.
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Technical Memo. No. 623 Campden Food & Drink Research Association
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JFS, Vol. 59, No. 4, Pages 693, 695, 696, and 719, 1994
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287 Thermal Processing of Canned Foods in Tin Containers IV Studies of the Mechanisms of Heat Transfer Within the Container
288 Thermal Processing of Canned Foods in Tin Containers(General Method Temperature Conversions)
289 Thermal Processing of Suspended Food Particles in Cans With End-Over-End Agitation
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Updated Guidelines for Use of Time and Temperature Specifications for Holding and Storing Food in Retail Food Operations
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309 Use of a Modified Ball's Formula Method to Evaluate Aseptic Processing of Foods Containing Particulates
310 Use of Biological Indicators
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311 Listeria Monocytogenes in Liquid Egg Products
Michalski, C.B.; Brackett, R.E.; Hung, Y.C.; Ezeike, G.O.I Journal of Food Protection Vol. 62 No. 2 Pg. 112-117 1999
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Use of Capillary Tubes and Plate Heat Exchanger to Validate U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Pasteurization Protocols for Elimination of
312 Salmonella Enteritidis from Liquid Egg Products
Michalski, C.B.; Brackett, R.E.; Hung, Y.C.; Ezeike, G.O.I Journal of Food Protection Vol. 63 No. 7 Pg. 921-925 2000
313 Use of Time and Temperature Specifcations for Holding and Storing Food in Retail Food Operations
Snyder Ph. D., O. Peter
Dairy, Food and Environmental Sanitation Vol. 16 No. 6 Pg. 374-388 June 1996
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Using the Straight-Line Semilogarithmic Microbial Destruction Model as an Engineering Design Model for Determining the FValue for Heat Processes
Utilization of Types of Heat Penetration Equipment
Validating a Process Control System Case Study: Crateless Retort with LogTEC
Validating Biological Monitoring System for Canned Foods
Authors
Pflug, I. J.
Darsey, L.
Ament, Michael (Food Safety Engineering Man.)
Pflug, I.J.; Jones, A.T.; Blanchett, R.
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Description of Information
Venting of Vertical Retorts for Steam Processing
What is a Process Authority? The Regulations: a Changed Industry
When it comes to convenience, the "pouch" is no slouch.
WinCalc Thermal Processing Software
Authors
Evans, K. W.
Cabes Jr.,Leon J.; Park, David K.
Buls, Bruce
WinCalc
Source
The Campden Food Preservation Research Association. Technical Memorandum No. 212
TechniCAL Inc.
Seafood Leader Jan./Feb. 1997
WinCalc
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Legend
LEGEND
THERMAL PROCESSING REFERENCE MATERIAL
Aseptic
Microbiology - Botulism
Computers
Temperature Distribution
Retort Pouch
Fish
High-Acid Products
Irradiation
Leakage
Miscellaneous
Microbiology - Other
Heat Penetration
Retorts
Steam - Air
Temperature
Process Calculations
Process Deviations
Barriers
Heat Transfer
Confidential Information
Miscellaneous
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