Figures & data
Figure 1. Schematic representation of the meat broth concentration process: (a) sterilization step; (b) three-effect evaporation system.
![Figure 1. Schematic representation of the meat broth concentration process: (a) sterilization step; (b) three-effect evaporation system.](/cms/asset/de03244c-b1db-4176-a4be-282bd5f73d0f/ljfp_a_1343350_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 3. A: Experimental values for boiling point temperature of meat extract (TA) as a function of pressure (P) and soluble solids concentration (W); B: dependence of TA on the boiling point of pure water at the same pressure (TA0) and W; C: dependence of meat extract vapor pressure (ln P) on TA and on W using Eq. (2); D: dependence of the boiling point elevation (∆TB) of meat extract P and on W using Eq. (3); E: dependence of the specific heat (cP) of meat extract on temperature (T) and on W using the best model fitted (Eq. 5).
![Figure 3. A: Experimental values for boiling point temperature of meat extract (TA) as a function of pressure (P) and soluble solids concentration (W); B: dependence of TA on the boiling point of pure water at the same pressure (TA0) and W; C: dependence of meat extract vapor pressure (ln P) on TA and on W using Eq. (2); D: dependence of the boiling point elevation (∆TB) of meat extract P and on W using Eq. (3); E: dependence of the specific heat (cP) of meat extract on temperature (T) and on W using the best model fitted (Eq. 5).](/cms/asset/e83a9485-e004-46d1-9c8f-d4ff565ab7ff/ljfp_a_1343350_f0003_b.gif)
Table 2. Fitting parameters for the model correlating the boiling point elevation (∆TB) as a function of pressure and soluble solid concentration (Eq. 3).
Table 3. Fitting parameters for the proposed models correlating the specific heat (cp) as a function of temperature and soluble solid concentration.