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ULTRAFILTRATION APPLICATION BY PRODUCE OF THE DRIED CONCENTRATE OF DAIRY PROTEIN

Abstract

The  technology  of  production  of  a  dried  concentrate  of  dairy  protein with  application  of  an  ultrafiltration  and  spray  drying  was  studied.  Physical and chemical properties of concentrates and the filtrates  received by a method of an ultrafiltration of skim milk; a way of change of the physical and chemical indicators, received concentrates; process spray drying of concentrates of the skim milk received at use of an ultrafiltration were investigated. It is established, that at a combination of processes of an ultrafiltration and spray drying, it is possible to receive a dry concentrate of dairy protein, as much as possible having kept its nutritive value, biological value and technological properties.

The  basic  directions  of  use  of  the  concentrate  are  a  special  food  (including children's, sports); normalisation of mixes on protein (cheeses, yoghurts, ice–creame etc.); normalisation of dried products on protein.

About the Authors

O. V. Dymar
РУП «Институт мясо–молочной промышленности»
Russian Federation


I. V. Mikluh
РУП «Институт мясо–молочной промышленности»
Russian Federation


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Dymar O.V., Mikluh I.V. ULTRAFILTRATION APPLICATION BY PRODUCE OF THE DRIED CONCENTRATE OF DAIRY PROTEIN. Topical Issues of Processing of Meat and Milk Raw Materials. 2009;(4):187-195. (In Russ.)

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