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Original Articles

Thermal Conductivity Measurement and Prediction of Particulate Foods

Pages 2840-2849 | Received 16 Oct 2014, Accepted 04 Feb 2015, Published online: 17 Aug 2015

Figures & data

TABLE 1 Protein, fat, and carbohydrate compositions of the powdered foods (mass basis)

TABLE 2 Bulk densities, moisture contents, and thermal conductivities of five powdered foods measured at 20°C

TABLE 3 Comparison of measured data against thermal conductivity bounds

FIGURE 1 Thermal conductivity data for wheat flour along with thermal conductivity bounds.

FIGURE 1 Thermal conductivity data for wheat flour along with thermal conductivity bounds.

FIGURE 2 Thermal conductivity data for cocoa along with thermal conductivity bounds.

FIGURE 2 Thermal conductivity data for cocoa along with thermal conductivity bounds.

FIGURE 3 Thermal conductivity data for sucrose along with thermal conductivity bounds.

FIGURE 3 Thermal conductivity data for sucrose along with thermal conductivity bounds.

TABLE 4 Comparison of measured data against thermal conductivity predictions

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