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1. DEPARTMENT OF FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING 1
HIGH-INTENSITY PULSED LIGHT TECHNOLOGY
M.Venkatasami
M.Tech (Processing and Food Engineering)
Department of Food Process Engineering
AEC&RI, TNAU.
2. High Intensity Pulsed Light Technology
DEPARTMENT OF FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING 2
• Technology, known since the 1980s & FDA approved since 1996
• High energy (100–120 kJ/m²) in short (1µs-0.1 s) pulses (1-20)
• Interval between pulses 0.1-5s (FDA : 2 s)
• Product exposed to pulsed light through _ Xenon lamps
• Purification and sterilization of food items
• Existing of both batch and continues process
• Product's : Liquids and solids (juices, milk, meat, etc.)
• Effects include photochemical and photothermal
• Classed as “non thermal technology”
4. • Conductive heat transfer q (W) and T (˚C) –depends on
intensity and duration of incident ray
• Effect of radiation evaluated using the energy density or
fluence F
Parameter Symbol Unit Key Relations
Pulse duration s
Pulse frequency ƒ Hz ƒ= 1/t
Peak Power Ppeak W
Pulse energy E J
Pulse spot area A cm2 𝐴 = 𝜋×𝑟2
Peak Intensity Ipeak W/cm2
Pulse fluence Fpulse J/cm2 𝐹𝑝𝑢𝑙𝑠𝑒=𝐸 /𝐴
Calculation of output parameters of pulsed light
Gomez-Lopez et al., 2007
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Power delivered by
continuous light and
light pulses
5. KINETICS
Pulsed light destruction kinetics : first order
Logarithmic order of death
•Logₑ(N/Nₒ)=-kt
The decimal reduction Time (D-value)
•DF=-(1/slope)=(t₂-t₁)/(log(N/Nₒ)
zF= increment of n required to reduce DF by 1 log
•zF =-(1/slope)=(n₂-n₁)/(logD1/D2)
•Ftot = n.F
No =the initial number of microorganisms
N =number of organisms that survived
t (min)=treatment time
k =reaction rate constant (min-1)
n=number of pulses
Allison Pollock, 2007
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6. PULSED LIGHT PARAMETERS USED FOR MICROBIAL INACTIVATION
Source Target
Wavelength distribution Transparency
Energy density or Fluence (F) Size
Pulse duration (τ) Surface condition
Number of the pulses applied (n) Temperature
Pulse frequency (f) low solute concentration
• Product: low reflection coefficient, higher absorption coefficient ,
higher transmission coefficient
• Absorption enhancing agent (photon sensitive agent):
• Packaging materials : Dyes
• Foods : Carotene, lime green, black cherry, cooking oils
Kundwal, Lani, & Tamuri, 2015
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7. Lamp
Spectral
range
(nm)
Treatment
time
(s)
Pulse
Duration
(μs)
Total
Fluence
(J/cm²)
Puls
e Per
Sec
(Hz)
Host Medium Log
Reduction
Sample- lamp
distance
(cm)
200-1100 3.3 ** 360 4 3 Apple Juice 3.1 1.9
200-1100 4.2 ** 360 5.1 3 Apple Juice 4.9 1.9
100-1100 - 360 4 3 Apple Juice 4 5.8
100-1100 - 360 4 3 Orange Juice 2.9 5.8
Inactivation of Escherichia coli using HIPLF
• Inactivation of enzyme
• No change in nutritional quality (riboflavin and vitamin E)
• No change in sensory attributes
Kundwal, Lani, & Tamuri, 2015
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11. HIPLF EQUIPMENT
DEPARTMENT OF FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING 11
Important components :
• Electric power supply
• Electric energy storage unit
• Electric pulse forming unit
• Pulsed light source
Electric power supply
Charger: Converts low-voltage AC power into high-voltage DC power
Charges the energy-storage device (50kW)
Advanced types have a transformer that is operated at a high frequency.
Griffiths & Walkling-Ribeiro, 2014
HIPLF Circuit
12. DEPARTMENT OF FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING 12
• Capacitor (0.1-10µ F), or an inductor (30 µH )
• High voltage capacitors are connected in parallel
• Alternative: Marx generators
• Generates high-voltage pulse from a low-voltage DC supply
• Voltage amplifiers _large amounts of higher voltage current
Electric energy storage
Pai and Zhang, 1995
10µ F Capacitor
Marx generators
13. Switches
DEPARTMENT OF FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING 13
• Starts and/or terminates the pulse (100 kV)
• Duration of the pulse is determined only by the closing and
the opening of the switch
• Trigatrons (three-electrode spark gaps)
• Thyratrons and pseudospark switches
• Thyristors and IGCTs (70kv).
• Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT)
Gongora-Nieto et al., 2002
IGBT
14. IC 555
DEPARTMENT OF FOOD PROCESS ENGINEERING 14
Useful in timer pulse generation and oscillator applications
2 modes :
• Mono stable multi vibrator
• Astable multi vibrator
Mono stable multi vibrator
• Remain indefinitely in stable state
• Application of trigger pulse - quasi-stable state
• Produces pulse with fixed duration
• Time t=RCln(3)
Ashoksuraj, 2017
IC 555
15. Pulsed light source
• Gas-filled flashlamps (inert gases with 45–50 % efficiency)
• Most application : xenon lamps
• High energy : gas in the lamp transfers energy to atoms
• Atom goes in to excited state
• Lower energy: atoms gives off energy as “pulsed light”
Components:
• Single or multiple flashlamp
• Pyrex tube /quartz (UVC photons absorbed)
• Two sealed electrodes (tungsten)
• Cavity (highly reflective material)
Moraru and Uesugi (2009)
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xenon lamps
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