Abstract
SummaryUltrasonic velocity profiling with pressure difference (UVP‐PD) was demonstrated to be a successful, non‐invasive, in‐line measurement system for instantaneous velocity and rheological flow profiling of complex, opaque fat blends. Model systems of 25% Akomic, 75% rapeseed oil; and 25% Akomic, 74% rapeseed oil and 1% Grindsted® Crystalliser 110 were compared under real process conditions with UVP‐PD. Results indicated that the sample containing the crystalliser had twice the viscosity of the control. These in‐line results are in agreement with previous off‐line results, and offer the chance to probe the mechanics of fat blend physics under real, dynamic conditions.
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