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Vacuum Distillation and Freeze Drying

1979
Vacuum distillation is based on the fact that under vacuum the boiling point of the materials is lower than at normal atmospheric pressure. The use of vacuum distillation for distilling off solvents is required where elevated temperatures would destroy the resolved components. Working with some biologically active materials which are dissolved in water,
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Freeze-drying of Streptococcus thermophilus: A comparison between the vacuum and the atmospheric method

Cryobiology, 1990
Frozen suspensions of Streptococcus thermophilus were freeze-dried in a vacuum or a fluidized adsorbent bed at atmospheric pressure. Optimum operating conditions for each process were defined. For the duration of processing and survival rate of bacteria, in each case vacuum freeze-drying seemed more satisfactory than atmospheric pressure freeze-drying.
Wolff, Estelle   +3 more
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Freeze drying and vacuum drying

2023
Carlos Eduardo Orrego   +2 more
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MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF VACUUM FREEZE-DRYING KINETICS

Mathematical Methods in Technologies and Technics, 2021
E. Mokhova, M. Gordienko
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Application and prospect of vacuum freeze drying technology in environmental field

Review of Scientific Instruments
Vacuum freeze-drying (VFD) technology has gained extensive application across various sectors, particularly in environmental applications, where it is primarily utilized for the fabrication of environmental functional materials and the conservation of environmental organisms. This technology is applicable to soil enhancement, the remediation of aquatic
Qingdan Liao, Dahua Yu, Xitong Li
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VACUUM‐PUFF FREEZE DRYING OF TROPICAL FRUIT JUICES

Journal of Food Science, 1971
SUMMARY— A study was made to develop high Quality juice powders from four tropical fruits. Guava and mango puree, passion fruit and pineapple juice were dehydrated in a vacuum‐puff freeze‐drying process. Sucrose in amount (25–40%) approximating nectar formulations was mixed with single‐strength juice or puree ...
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The numerical simulation of vacuum freeze drying

Cryobiology, 1980
Tsv.D. Tsvetkov, N.L. Vulchanov
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Vacuum Freeze Drying of Food Using Natural Zeolite

1986
Vacuum freeze drying, using zeolite as an adsorbent of water vapour, was applied to food stuffs such as carrot and shrimp. As a result of our experiment, the following conclusions were drawn. (1) Time needed for drying can be shortened substantially, as compared with the conventional method, by circulating air current into layered beds of food stuffs ...
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