Abstract
Food safety is a very important focus in the kitchen industry today, as bacteria such as E.Coli and Salmonella are very difficult to tackle. The objective of the present study was to optimize nozzle designs that use ozone technology to bring out the best results in cleaning and sterilizing the kitchen utensils in Taylor’s University School of Hospitality kitchen area. This includes customization of the Medklinn International Sdn Bhd ozone machine and nozzle profiles that improve the effectiveness of ozone generated. Reduction or elimination of chemicals and water usage would be a part of the study. This will bring a huge impact on cost effectiveness, time saving and safety of the users. Return on investment (ROI) using ozone technology is calculated at the end of the research. To compare between the traditional way of cleaning and using ozone technology, the volume of water and dishwashing liquid used, and the Relative Light Units (RLU) before and after washing were recorded. The RLU numbers are found using the 3M Clean Trace measuring equipment. RLU was recorded to determine the cleanliness of the kitchen utensils before and after washing. It has been proved that ozone water with the accompaniment of the selected nozzle prototype is as efficient as the traditional way of cleaning.
Highlights
The cleanliness of kitchen area, utensils and stoves is essential in the food processing industry
Hikers and people who go on adventure trips are very prone to this problem[1]
In 2015, World Health Organization (WHO) has estimated that 1 in 10 people are prone to foodborne diseases which killed 420,000 people[2]
Summary
The cleanliness of kitchen area, utensils and stoves is essential in the food processing industry. Diarrhea is a concerning issue for travelers as 1 out 3 people will be affected in this health issue. Hikers and people who go on adventure trips are very prone to this problem[1]. In 2015, World Health Organization (WHO) has estimated that 1 in 10 people are prone to foodborne diseases which killed 420,000 people[2]. There were 125,000 of children under five years old are killed due to illness from foodborne diseases every year [2]. It was found out that 16% of the foodborne diseases outbreaks from England and Wales are linked with the food preparation in the house [3, 4]
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