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Spray Drying of Fruit and Vegetable Juices—A Review

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Abstract

The main cause of spray drying is to increase the shelf life and easy handling of juices. In the present paper, the studies carried out so far on spray drying of various fruits and vegetables are reported. The major fruit juices dried are mango, banana, orange, guava, bayberry, watermelon, pineapple, etc. However, study on vegetable juices is limited. In spray drying, the major optimized parameters are inlet air temperature, relative humidity of air, outlet air temperature, and atomizer speed that are given for a particular study. The juices in spray drying require addition of drying agents that include matlodextrin, liquid glucose, etc. The drying agents are added to increase the glass transition temperature. Different approaches for spray dryer design have also been discussed in the present work.

NOMENCLATURE:

ACN=

total anthocaynins

AG=

Arabic gum

AOAC=

association of official analytical chemists

APE=

Acerola Pomace extract

BET=

Brunauer-Emmett-Teller

CTG=

cashew tree gum

DE=

dextrose equivalent

EE=

encapsulation efficiency

GAB=

Guggen-Heim-Anderson-de Boer

GBS=

green banana starch

GC=

gas chromatography

IAL=

Instituto De Adolfo Lutz

MD=

maltodextrin

rpm=

round per minute

SPME=

solid phase microextraction

TPC=

total phenolic content

TSS=

total soluble solids

TCC=

total carotenoid content

TAA=

total antioxidant activity

TOFMS=

time-of-flight mass spectrometry

Var.=

variety

WSI=

water solubility index

Symbols

aw=

water activity

ß=

Beta

g=

gram

kg-f=

kilogram force

kV=

kilo volt

MPa=

mega pascal

Tg=

glass transition temperature

wb=

by weight

w/v=

weight by volume

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