Patent classifications
A23B5/18
FAST HOME CURING DEVICE
A fast home curing device comprises a top cover, a body and a power module. A pressure sensor, an electromagnetic valve, an air pump, a controller and a power module are disposed inside the chamber. The top cover and the body form a sealed space when combined. An electromagnetic valve air inlet is connected with a ventilating hole located on the outer surface of the top cover, an electromagnetic valve air outlet is connected with a venting tube disposed on a bottom of the top cover. An air pump air inlet is connected with a suction hole located on the bottom of the top cover, an air pump air outlet is connected with the ventilating hole. A pressure sensor output is coupled with a controller input. An air pump input and an electromagnetic valve input are coupled with a controller output respectively.
FAST HOME CURING DEVICE
A fast home curing device comprises a top cover, a body and a power module. A pressure sensor, an electromagnetic valve, an air pump, a controller and a power module are disposed inside the chamber. The top cover and the body form a sealed space when combined. An electromagnetic valve air inlet is connected with a ventilating hole located on the outer surface of the top cover, an electromagnetic valve air outlet is connected with a venting tube disposed on a bottom of the top cover. An air pump air inlet is connected with a suction hole located on the bottom of the top cover, an air pump air outlet is connected with the ventilating hole. A pressure sensor output is coupled with a controller input. An air pump input and an electromagnetic valve input are coupled with a controller output respectively.
Shell egg pasteurizer with automated clean-in-place system
An in-line shell egg pasteurizer has a clean-in-place system. Empty shell egg carriers are placed in the water bath for multiple cleaning cycles. The cleaning solution level is lowered to expose the shell egg carriers and the top parts of the water bath walls. An air perturbation is used to agitate cleaning solution held in the bottom of the water bath and clean heating coils and other components located in the bottom of the water bath. Sprayers (e.g., nozzles, cleaning spray balls, etc . . . ) mounted on a hood over the water bath clean the top parts of the water bath walls and the empty shell egg carriers placed in the water bath.
Shell egg pasteurizer with automated clean-in-place system
An in-line shell egg pasteurizer has a clean-in-place system. Empty shell egg carriers are placed in the water bath for multiple cleaning cycles. The cleaning solution level is lowered to expose the shell egg carriers and the top parts of the water bath walls. An air perturbation is used to agitate cleaning solution held in the bottom of the water bath and clean heating coils and other components located in the bottom of the water bath. Sprayers (e.g., nozzles, cleaning spray balls, etc . . . ) mounted on a hood over the water bath clean the top parts of the water bath walls and the empty shell egg carriers placed in the water bath.
Method of preserving food product without refrigeration
A food product is coated within an aqueous solution. The solution includes: at least one edible acid; and at least one osmotic agent, and wherein after the solution reaches equilibrium with the food product, the resultant pH of the solution is between about 1 and 4 and in some embodiments subsequently adjusted to between 3.5 and 5.5. The food product thus prepared remains deliciously palatable and safely edible for prolonged periods without refrigeration.
Method of preserving a food product
A food product is within an aqueous solution. The solution includes: at least one edible acid; and at least one osmotic agent, wherein after the solution reaches equilibrium with the food product, the pH of the solution is between about 1 and 5.
Method of preserving a food product
A food product is within an aqueous solution. The solution includes: at least one edible acid; and at least one osmotic agent, wherein after the solution reaches equilibrium with the food product, the pH of the solution is between about 1 and 5.
Compositions and methods of treating edible matter and substrates therefor
There are provided methods of treating edible matter comprising applying a composition comprising performic acid to the edible matter or a substrate therefor. Other embodiments are also disclosed.
Compositions and methods of treating edible matter and substrates therefor
There are provided methods of treating edible matter comprising applying a composition comprising performic acid to the edible matter or a substrate therefor. Other embodiments are also disclosed.
COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS OF TREATING EDIBLE MATTER AND SUBSTRATES THEREFOR
There are provided methods of treating edible matter comprising applying a composition comprising performic acid to the edible matter or a substrate therefor. Other embodiments are also disclosed.