This chapter reviews applications of controlled hydrodynamic cavitation (HC) processes and technologies to the technical fields of edible vegetable beverages, with a special focus on beer-brewing, the latter as a representative case study for the replacement of the respective traditional core production processes with HC-based ones at the industrial scale. Beyond the review, original results are presented, about the distribution of fermentable and unfermentable sugars in beer wort, produced by HC-assisted processes, as well as an original pathway to the exploitation of HC-based technologies to the manufacturing of vegetable beverages, with special focus on cereal-based ones.

7 - Hydrodynamic Cavitation-Assisted Processing of Vegetable Beverages: Review and the Case of Beer-Brewing.

Lorenzo Albanese;Francesco Meneguzzo
2019

Abstract

This chapter reviews applications of controlled hydrodynamic cavitation (HC) processes and technologies to the technical fields of edible vegetable beverages, with a special focus on beer-brewing, the latter as a representative case study for the replacement of the respective traditional core production processes with HC-based ones at the industrial scale. Beyond the review, original results are presented, about the distribution of fermentable and unfermentable sugars in beer wort, produced by HC-assisted processes, as well as an original pathway to the exploitation of HC-based technologies to the manufacturing of vegetable beverages, with special focus on cereal-based ones.
2019
978-0-12-815260-7
HYDRODYNAMIC CAVITATION-ASSISTED PROCESSING
Production and Management of Beverages
Hydrodynamic
Cavitation
HC
Processing
Beverages
Beer
BREWING
HYDRODYNAMIC CAVITATIONASSISTED PROCESSING OF VEGETABLE BEVERAGES: REVIEW AND THE CASE OF BEER-BREWING
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