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What is the normal order in which the total solids are increased?
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- What is the normal order in which the total solids are increased?
- What is the total solids content of the condensed milk used to make milk powder?
- Why is evaporation carried out under vacuum?
- What happens to the boiling point when the pressure is lowered (vacuum)?
- Which type of evaporator is the most widely used?
- Why should the temperature in multiple-effect evaporation not exceed 70 °C?
- What is an alternative to evaporation for the first part of the concentration?
- What proportion of the milk's water is typically removed in the evaporator (vs. the drying chamber)?
- How much more energy does it take to remove water by drying rather than by evaporation?
- Why is milk not concentrated above about 50% total solids before drying?
- What is the vapour evaporated from the milk used for in a multiple-effect plant?
- Which preservation factors can be used for preserved milk?