Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10277598 Journal of Food Engineering 2013 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Viscoelastic properties, density and tensile strength of soy powder compacts were measured. ► Soy Protein Concentrate formed slightly less dense but much stronger compacts compared to Soy Flour. ► Viscoelastic contact area between particles was estimated as a function of raw material and process variables. ► Semi mechanistic models to predict density and tensile strength were proposed based on contact area.
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