Abstract
Experimental results on heat transfer during heating of four types of minced meat patties by contact with hot plates are given. Experimental equipment, method of measurement and experimental values of heat flux from heating plate to heated product surface during 4 min contact cooking are described. Simultaneous measurements of product and heating plate temperatures as a function of time were used to determine the contact heat transfer coefficient between heating plate and product surface. The results show that the heat flux varied during the heating process. The magnitude of the heat flux as a function of time varies with the type of material heated and the heating plate temperature. The heat transfer coefficients measured were in the range 200 to 1200 W m −2 K −1, depending on product type, contact plate temperature, contact pressure and stage in the heat treatment.
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