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FERMENTATION: INDUSTRIAL ASPECTS GULPREET KAUR Department of Biological Sciences Florida Institute of Technology, FL 32901

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FERMENTATION: INDUSTRIAL ASPECTS

GULPREET KAURDepartment of Biological SciencesFlorida Institute of Technology, FL 32901

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OBJECTIVES

•Describe the chemistry of Fermentation

•List at least five fermented food products

•Describe the process of industrial

production of one fermented food product

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FERMENTATION?

Chemical changes in Organic substrates through the activity of living microbes

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EXAMPLES?

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INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL PRODUCTION

C6H12O6 C2H5OH + CO2

Sugar Ethanol

Yeast

Fermentation

NO OXYGEN!

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Yeast

•Eukaryotic•3-4 µm in size

•Mostly anaerobic•Grow on organic

compounds

Saccharomyces cerevisae

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Wine Production

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PROCESS OUTLINE

•Picking, handling, crushing Grapes•Pre-treatment•Fermentation•Post-fermentation•Racking•Storage and Ageing•Clarification•Packing

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Grape Processing

Good varieties of Grapes - Zinfandel, Merlot, Blue

Portuguese, Refosco

Picked at Maturity –Balling Degree of 21 to 23⁰

Crushed in Machines - • Machine could be made

of Stainless Steel or Nickel

• Should not be made of Iron, Steel, Tin or Copper

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Pre-treatment

•Sterilization - to kill undesired microbes•SO2 or sulphites are used

• '2-6 oz. Potassium Bisulphite added per tonne of grapes

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Fermentation

•Saccharomyces ellipsoideus used

•Starter culture prepared▫To facilitate quick growth

Large supply of oxygen Stirring

▫No alcohol produced!

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•Fermentation in Tank▫Starter culture added to Grape Juice▫Time: 3-5 days▫Temperature: 70-90⁰F▫No oxygen added▫Stirring twice a day

▫Initial Sugar concentration: 22 ⁰ Balling

Final concentration of alcohol = Balling reading × 0.575

At the end of this step:• Sugar concentration : 0-4⁰ Balling• Lots of CO2 has accumulated in the tank

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Post- Fermentation Processing

•Kept in Closed Storage tanks with bungs▫7-10 days▫Excess CO2 released▫No sugar left – Yeast dies off!

•Racking•Storage and Ageing•Packaging

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QUESTIONS?

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ASSESSMENT 1

•What is a starter culture? What is its purpose?

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ASSESSMENT 2

•What do you think would happen if an alcohol fermentation tank was not closed properly while processing ?

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ASSESSMENT 3

From the list given below, write an ‘F’ in front of the foods that you think are fermented and an ‘N’ for foods that are not.•__ Coca Cola•__ Yoghurt•__ Bread•__ Hamburger•__ Whisky•__ Pizza