In this course, you will explore mass-based unit operations used in the food processing industry, examining the industry tools, techniques, and processes that harness the physico-chemical properties and kinetics of molecules to transform raw food materials into the diverse products on our market shelves. You will evaluate the strategies and technological innovations commonly employed to optimize evaporation, dehydration, membrane separation, and extraction procedures. You will also observe how variables like product viscosity and heat sensitivity play a role in the selection of certain systems over others. By comparing the requirements and formulations for each mass transfer method, you will gain insight into the most effective ways to ensure the quality, safety, and sustainability of processed food commodities.
 

How It Works

Course Length
2 weeks

Effort
6 to 8 hours of study per week

Format
100% online, instructor-led
  • Aspiring food scientists and engineers
  • Food research and development specialists
  • Food packaging and manufacturing professionals
  • Food plant managers and production workers
  • Maintenance technicians and managers
  • Sanitation specialists
  • Biologists, microbiologists, chemists, and engineers
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