my it defence on titratable acidity of cola and non-cola products

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AN ORAL PRESENTATION ON STUDENTS’ INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME [SIWES] UNDERTAKEN AT SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY Plc. IKEJA 1, MOBOLAJI JOHNSON AVENUE, OREGUN, IKEJA, LAGOS STATE. PRESENTED BY AKINSOLA OLUWASEUN AYODEJI CHE/12/0868 DECEMBER, 2016

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Page 1: My IT defence on Titratable Acidity of Cola and Non-Cola products

AN

ORAL PRESENTATION

ON

STUDENTS’ INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME

[SIWES]

UNDERTAKEN AT

SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY Plc. IKEJA

1, MOBOLAJI JOHNSON AVENUE, OREGUN, IKEJA, LAGOS STATE.

PRESENTED BY

AKINSOLA OLUWASEUN AYODEJI

CHE/12/0868 DECEMBER, 2016.

Page 2: My IT defence on Titratable Acidity of Cola and Non-Cola products

The Seven-Up bottling company Plc. (SBC) is a food and

beverage company, founded by a Lebanese named Mohammed

El-Khalil and started her business in Nigeria in February,1960 as

a limited liability company.

SBC is one of the largest independent manufacturer and

distributor of well-known and widely consumed brands of soft

drink in Nigeria from nine manufacturing plants.

The company has the ‘MISSION’ of refreshing the youthful

lifestyle in their consumer and the ‘VISION’ to be the most

admirable and innovative company in Nigeria and beyond.

ABOUT SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY Plc.

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ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

GM

HRMMM SM PE PSM AM QCM TE IM DM

UE LE EE

R&A Technician

PlumberO&M

TechnicianWelder

SIWES

LT LO Mchst

Depot officer

QCS PCS

QCI

Line lab

Syrup rm operators

Water treatment optrs

Pre-water treatment

Final water treatment

Clerk

Trailer driver

WH supt

Store supt.

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CONCENTRATE ROOM

PRODUCTION LINES (9)

QUALITY CONTROL LABORATORY

SYRUP ROOM

UTILITY DEPARTMENT

WATER TREATMENT UNIT

EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT

SECTIONS OF THE COMPANY

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QUALITY CONTROLPET (Polyethylene terephthalate)

LABORATORY

Analysis on Packaging materials

Analysis on CAN & CAN

ends

PET preforms

PET bottles & Closure

Films including shrink and

stretch wrappers.

Physico-chemical parameters

Control drink: modified

volumetric method

Titratable Acidity

Brix Analysis

CO2 Volume

Sugar Inversion

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Top load tester Secure seal tester Densitometer

CarboQC

Torque tester

Hot wire bottle cutterDigimatic height gaugeWeighing balance

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What is titratable acidity?

Titratable Acidity is the amount or volume of

0.1N NaOH required to neutralize 100ml of

degassed sample at a pH of 8.75

Page 8: My IT defence on Titratable Acidity of Cola and Non-Cola products

Aim: To determine the amount of acid present in the beverage.

Apparatus

Magnetic stirrer

Beakers

100ml pipette

Measuring cylinder

500ml volumetric flask

Burette stand (calibrated)

Analytical weighing balance

Dropper

pH meter

Reagents

10% TPC (for cola products only)

0.1N NaOH

Beverage or controlled syrup

sample

Treated water

Page 9: My IT defence on Titratable Acidity of Cola and Non-Cola products

Degas 250ml of the controlled syrup or beverage sample as the case

may be in a measuring cylinder using the degassing system.

Pipette 100ml of the degassed sample into a beaker.

Add 2ml of 10% tri-potassium citrate (TPC) for cola products (pepsi cola,

pepsi light) only to neutralize hardness impact and prevention of HCl

that could increase the TA value.

Agitate on the magnetic stirrer while the pH meter probe is still in

contact with the sample and titrate with 0.1N NaOH.

Stop the titration at 8.75 pH reading (equivalence/end point).

Calculate the TA as:

TA = (final burette reading – initial reading) χ correction factor (NaOH)

PROCEDURE

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HOW CALCIUM HARDNESS INCREASES TA OF BEVERAGE AT pH 8.75

EQUATIONS OF THE REACTION: PEPSICOLA AS A CASE STUDYWITHOUT TPC (tri-potassium citrate):

H3PO4 + 2NaOH Na2HPO4 + 2H2O 2NaH2PO4 + 3CaCl2 Ca3(PO4)2 + 4HCl + 2NaCl

Reasons: The presence of calcium at pH 8.75 causes some reactions:-With phosphate to release extra acid (HCl).-Extra acid must be titrated with more 0.1N NaOH. Adding more NaOH increases TA.WITH TPC:

H3PO4 + 2NaOH (CaCl2 + TPC) Na2HPO4 + 2H2OTPC – tri-potassium citrate (C6H5O7K3) is a masking agent used in this reaction to seize CaCl2 from interfering with phosphoric acid in which its self is not taking part in the reaction. It removes the effect of calcium i.e. no increase in TA.For other non-cola products – weak organic acids such as citric acid in 7up emerald does not react with calcium unlike the inorganic acid in cola products.

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Normal intake:

Energy production (ATP).

Protein synthesis.

Acts as buffer, neutralizing acids to maintain normal pH in the blood.

Build up structural components of enzymes, hormones, hemoglobin etc.

Excessive intake:

Referred to as hyperphosphatemia.

Causes organ damage

Lowers calcium levels thereby increasing the risk of bone disease and brittle

bones.

BIO SIGNIFICANCES OF PHOSPHORIC ACID TO HUMAN HEALTH

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CONCLUSION

The SIWES was fulfilled to the best of my intellectual capability

and knowledge as I was able to gain some experience by

blending the theoretical knowledge with the practical exposure

I experienced during the program.

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The forthcoming IT students should make experience and not money

their primary targets in seeking IT placement because practical and

industrial experience has a way of conferring on them certain level of

confidence in their chosen profession.

I therefore recommend SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY Plc. IKEJA

PLANT as a place of industrial training for the forthcoming IT students.

RECOMMENDATION

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THANKSFOR

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