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Development of environmentally friendly, energy efficient, rapid heating and cooling systems for the food industry (AFM 224) - FT1517
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Description
The aim of this project is to verify the potential of air cycle under semi-industrial conditions. To achieve this a highly versatile system needs to be produced as quickly as possible |
Objective
1. To demonstrate the use of air cycle with air impingement heat transfer to produce a totally integrated process for food heating followed by immediate rapid refrigeration.
2. To demonstrate a combined hot water generation/rapid freezing system based on the air cycle
3. To prove to potential users and system suppliers that air cycle heating/cooling systems have considerable commercial potential for food manufacturing applications.
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Time-Scale and Cost
From:
2005
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To:
2009
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Cost: £358,405 |
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Contractor / Funded Organisations
Northern Foods Plc, Masterfoods, Geest PLC, Avana Bakeries Limited, Hygrade Foods Ltd, Campden Technology Ltd, Corac Group Plc, University - Bristol, Air Products PLC, Christopher J C Jessop, CCC Consultants, Munters Group Limited, Honeywell Aerospace Yeovil, Earthcare Products Limited |
Keywords
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Fields of Study
Resource Efficient and Resilient Food Chain |