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The second edition (640 pages) is organized into four primary sections to provide a logical progression from theory to industrial application. Google Books Part I: General Introduction
Unit process examples: evaporation, extrusion, and refrigeration
Understanding how liquid foods behave and flow through pipes and pumps. Mass Transfer:
Details mechanical operations including size reduction, grinding, milling, and emulsification.
Recent editions include modern topics like high-pressure processing , membrane separation, and supercritical fluid extraction .