Speeding Up QC Throughput With Quicker Viscosity Measurements
Source: AMETEK Brookfield
By Bob McGregor
Almost all food products that flow or have a consistency are measured for viscosity. Typical examples range from beverages (juices, milk, and related dairy products), batters, salad dressings, sauces, and soups to semi-solid items like purees, puddings and pie fillings. Each food type requires a specific viscosity test method with a unique spindle running at a defined rotational speed. This white paper illustrates some best practices to maximize efficiency in measuring your product’s viscosity.
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