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Performance of the traditional parboiling process

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Title: Performance of the traditional parboiling process
Authors: Roy, Poritosh Browse this author
Shimizu, Naoto Browse this author →KAKEN DB
Kimura, Toshinori Browse this author →KAKEN DB
Keywords: treditional parboiling
temperature distribution
material temperature
heat utilization efficiency
quality of parboiled rice
Issue Date: 2002
Publisher: Institute for Research, Extension and Training in Agriculture
Journal Title: Journal of South Pacific Agriculture
Volume: 9
Issue: 1&2
Start Page: 28
End Page: 37
Abstract: Laboratory scale studies were conducted to investigate temperature distribution and heat utilization efficiency in the traditional parboiling process using a rice cooker under open and covered conditions. A sample holder with a wire-mesh bottom was used to keep the sample above the hot water in the rice cooker. The material temperature and the quality of parboiled rice (measured by hardness and head rice yield) were also determined for different layers. The temperature distribution in the parboiling process (pre-steaming and steaming) was found to be uneven for both conditions. However, the covered method has a propensity to improve it. The change of material temperature was faster for the first, next was the second (middle) and last was the third (top) layer. The higher the thickness of the material, the lower the material temperature. The hardness and the head rice yield were found to be the highest for the first, then the second and third layer, which might be affected by the material temperature. The heat utilization efficiency also varied from 40.5 to 47.9%. The hardness, material temperature and energy consumption were about 70 N, 90 ℃, and 1150 to 1290 MJ/t, respectively, corresponding to the maximum head rice yield (67-68%, first layer) which are considered to be the suitable quality of parboiled rice.
Type: article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2115/68431
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