Dielectric , Ohmic and Infrared Heating
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Dielectric (microwave (MW) & radio frequency (RF) energy Infrared (IR or radiant) energy forms of electromagnetic energy transmitted as waves, penetrate food, be absorbed & converted to heat. Ohmic (or resistance) heating uses electrical resistance of foods to directly convert electricity to heat. Dielectric & ohmic heating are direct methods; heat is generated within product IR heating is an indirect method relies on heat generated externally; applied to the surface of food mostly by radiation, by convection & to a lesser extent, conduction.
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