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1: TITLE
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Title: UHT Methods and
Sterilization in Food Processing
Subtitle: A Presentation on Ultra
High Temperature Methods,
Sterilization in Package, and
Equipment
Your Name
Date
SLIDE 2: INTRODUCTION
TO UHT METHODS
Definition of UHT
 Heating milk to a temperature
exceeding 125ºC for no less than 2
seconds, then aseptically packaging it
 In India, UHT milk is generally
processed at 140ºC for 2 seconds
Purpose: To sterilize milk while
minimizing nutrient loss and
browning reactions
SLIDE 3: DIRECT
UHT METHODS
Direct UHT Heating
 Steam Injection: Preheated milk is rapidly heated by
injecting steam
 Steam Infusion: Milk enters a steam chamber and is
distributed in droplets or as a thin film for even heating
Advantages
 Rapid heating and minimal deposit formation
 Ideal for thick liquids and minimal oxidation
SLIDE 4: INDIRECT
UHT METHODS
Indirect UHT Heating
 Plate Heat Exchangers: Use stainless steel plates
for heating; widely used in HTST pasteurization
 Tubular Heat Exchangers: Multiple tubes in a
cylindrical shell, ideal for heating viscous liquids
 Scraped Surface Heat Exchangers: Specialized for
thick liquids; scrapers provide turbulence and
even heating
SLIDE
5: STERILIZATION
IN PACKAGE
Process
Temperature
Range:
Typically
between
110°C and
130°C for 10-
30 minutes
Pressure:
Controlled
through
steam and
air-steam
mixtures to
ensure
uniform
heating
Cooling: Post-
sterilization, containers
are cooled before
labeling
SLIDE 6: STERILIZATION
EQUIPMENT: BATCH
AUTOCLAVES
Batch Autoclaves
 Vertical or Horizontal: Horizontal
designs allow easier
loading/unloading; agitation of cans
helps in uniform heating
 Usage: Ideal for batch processes;
used for both low and medium
production
SLIDE 7: CONTINUOUS
STERILIZATION EQUIPMENT
Types
 Cooker-Coolers: Cans pass through a conveyor
with different pressure sections for preheating,
sterilization, and cooling
 Hydrostatic Sterilizers: Involve tall water columns
to regulate steam pressure, suitable for large-
scale sterilization
 Rotary Sterilizers: Rotating cans along a spiral
track ensure uniform heating, ideal for heat-
sensitive products
SLIDE
8: CONCLUSION
Summary
 UHT methods, both direct and indirect, offer
advantages in rapid heating and maintaining
product quality
 Sterilization in the package ensures long shelf life
for food products without compromising safety
 Batch and continuous sterilizers offer flexibility in
production scale and process control
SLIDE
9: REFERENCES
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  • 1.
  • 2.
    Here's an outlinefor the PowerPoint presentation on the requested topics using the information extracted from your document
  • 3.
    SLIDE 1: TITLE SLIDE Title: UHTMethods and Sterilization in Food Processing Subtitle: A Presentation on Ultra High Temperature Methods, Sterilization in Package, and Equipment Your Name Date
  • 4.
    SLIDE 2: INTRODUCTION TOUHT METHODS Definition of UHT  Heating milk to a temperature exceeding 125ºC for no less than 2 seconds, then aseptically packaging it  In India, UHT milk is generally processed at 140ºC for 2 seconds Purpose: To sterilize milk while minimizing nutrient loss and browning reactions
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    SLIDE 3: DIRECT UHTMETHODS Direct UHT Heating  Steam Injection: Preheated milk is rapidly heated by injecting steam  Steam Infusion: Milk enters a steam chamber and is distributed in droplets or as a thin film for even heating Advantages  Rapid heating and minimal deposit formation  Ideal for thick liquids and minimal oxidation
  • 6.
    SLIDE 4: INDIRECT UHTMETHODS Indirect UHT Heating  Plate Heat Exchangers: Use stainless steel plates for heating; widely used in HTST pasteurization  Tubular Heat Exchangers: Multiple tubes in a cylindrical shell, ideal for heating viscous liquids  Scraped Surface Heat Exchangers: Specialized for thick liquids; scrapers provide turbulence and even heating
  • 7.
    SLIDE 5: STERILIZATION IN PACKAGE Process Temperature Range: Typically between 110°Cand 130°C for 10- 30 minutes Pressure: Controlled through steam and air-steam mixtures to ensure uniform heating Cooling: Post- sterilization, containers are cooled before labeling
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    SLIDE 6: STERILIZATION EQUIPMENT:BATCH AUTOCLAVES Batch Autoclaves  Vertical or Horizontal: Horizontal designs allow easier loading/unloading; agitation of cans helps in uniform heating  Usage: Ideal for batch processes; used for both low and medium production
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    SLIDE 7: CONTINUOUS STERILIZATIONEQUIPMENT Types  Cooker-Coolers: Cans pass through a conveyor with different pressure sections for preheating, sterilization, and cooling  Hydrostatic Sterilizers: Involve tall water columns to regulate steam pressure, suitable for large- scale sterilization  Rotary Sterilizers: Rotating cans along a spiral track ensure uniform heating, ideal for heat- sensitive products
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    SLIDE 8: CONCLUSION Summary  UHTmethods, both direct and indirect, offer advantages in rapid heating and maintaining product quality  Sterilization in the package ensures long shelf life for food products without compromising safety  Batch and continuous sterilizers offer flexibility in production scale and process control
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    SLIDE 9: REFERENCES Cite thedocument and any other sources used for the presentation