Microencapsulation by Spray Drying

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Plengsuree Thiengnoi

Abstract

Microencapsulation  techniques  or  micro-packaging,  it  is  a  food  processing  technique that  was  originally  in  a  solid, liquid  or  gas  into  a  solid  or  called  a  microcapsule.  The  material  inside  the  microcapsule  was  referredto the  core  material, internal  phase,  active, or fill, whereas  the wall is  sometimes  called  shell, coating  material, carrier, or  membrane.  Many foods  are  sensitive  to  environmental  conditions  such  as  sunlight, heat, and  oxygen  which  may  cause  of  the  food  deterioration. The  creation  of  microencapsulation  solves  such problems  in  terms of extending the shelf  life, odor  retention  and  improving  the  flow  properties  of  food.  The  spray  drying  method is  preferred  method  for encapsulating  food.  This method  has  been used for a long time, low cost and  efficiency.  The  principle  of  spray  drying  is  the  production  of  powdery dry matter by  spraying  the  liquid  mixture  into  hot  air.  This  method  is  commonly  used  in  the  food industry  to  produce  microbial  safe  food,  eliminate  chemical  or  biological defects,  reduce  the  cost  in  storage,  transportation  and  get  a  product  with  specific  characteristics.

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Thiengnoi, P. (2018). Microencapsulation by Spray Drying. Vocational Education Central Region Journal, 2(2), 20–28. Retrieved from https://so06.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/IVECJournal/article/view/246497
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