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World Applied Sciences Journal 3 (11): 1465-1470, 013 ISSN 1818-495 IDOSI Publications, 013 DOI: 10.589/idosi.wasj.013.3.11.535 Analysis Frying Constant of Pineapples Vacuum Frying 1 1 1 A. Lastriyanto, S. Soeparman, R. Soenoko and H.S. Sumardi 1 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Brawijaya University, Malang-East Java, Indonesia Department of Agricultural Engineering, Faculty of Agricultural Technology, Brawijaya University, Malang-East Java, Indonesia Submitted: Jun 13, 013; Accepted: Jul, 013; Published: Jul 5, 013 Abstract: Vacuum frying is frying process under a vacuum condition to prevent material object deterioration due to excessive heat caused by high temperature. This process is suitable to produce fruit chips. The objective of this research is to determine the frying constant of pineapple chips processing under vacuum condition. A 40mmx0mmx4mm sliced Pineapple were fried under equilibrium pressure at 10 kpa absolute (abs) and a temperature of 85±3 C. In this process, three feeding rate was chosen, which is a feeding of 50%, 75% and 100% of the vacuum fryer capacity. The water removal rate was observed during the process by measuring the condensate volume. Frying constant values (K) for a feeding rate of 50%, 75% and 100% were 0.078; 0.068 and 1 0.065 (minutes ) and the regression coefficient of 0.9677; 0.9668 and 0.9749 respectively. From the research done, it can be concluded that i) the frying constant (K) in pineapple vacuum frying could be determine by an exponential decay method. ii) The K value became greater at a smaller feeding rate. Key words: Fruit chips Frying constant Vacuum frying Water removal rate INTRODUCTION implemented in the atmospheric pressure frying, then the product would have a pale color, less flavor and a higher Frying is a simultaneous process of heat and mass oil absorption. So, it is recommended that frying a heat transfer of water from the frying object, which is using sensitive material such as fruits and vegetables should edible oil as a media. Another opinion states that frying is use a low pressure (vacuum) frying and hence under a low a process of cooking and drying through contact with temperature frying. Vacuum frying process with a water jet oil [1]. The purposes of frying is i) to increase the object vacuum pump could be done at maximum pressure of digestibility, ii) to form the characteristic flavor, color and 10 kpa abs, temperature 85-90 C, with the frying time of aroma and iii) to preserve the product, because heats will 60-100 minutes [3]. The vacuum frying pressure should inactivate the microorganisms enzymes and would lower be below 6.65 kpa absolute (abs) [4]. The beneficial with the water activity []. Heat transfer on a frying process is these frying condition would reduce the product oil a combination of the heat convection from oil to the content, maintain the product color and aroma, as well frying object and heat conduction within the material as reduce oil quality degradation. As state by other of the frying object. Since the entire surface of the frying research, that at 100 C and 0.09 MPa abs. vacuum frying object receive the same amount of heat, it would produce process would consume oil about 0.19 to 0.38 kg/kg db uniform color. Heat transfer coefficient of frying process and reach an equilibrium moisture content about: 0.05 to reaches 00-650 W/m K [1]. 0.03 kg/kg db [5]. The temperature of a conventional frying Temperature of the frying process can be under atmospheric pressure generally is not more than lowered (around 85-90 C) by lowering the pressure. 160-190 C [], sometimes temperatures could reaches to The advantage of this process is to minimize product and 05 C. At high temperature, the frying process time is oil degradation quality. shorter. Usually, after frying, the product would has an The frying kinetics analogy equation based on the 8-5% dry basis (db) oil content. If low temperature is Newton's law of solid cooling is derived as follows: Corresponding Authors: A. Lastriyanto, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Brawijaya University, Malang-East Java, Indonesia. 1465

Frying constant (K) is an indicator of performance of the equipment that uses evaporation principles, such as evaporator, roaster and dryer. Research about K in the meantime much concentrated on drying process. However, research report on determining K for vacuum frying has not been found. Based on this condition, this study conducted experiments on vacuum frying of pineapple under the recommended temperature and capacity to analyze the value K, other research states that to produce a chip on a 6kg vacuum fryer capacity a temperature of 85 C is employed [6]. The objective of this research is to determine the rate constant of water evaporation (K) in pineapple vacuum frying processes using exponential decay method. MATERIALS AND METHODS The raw material used in this study, is a pineapple with maturity level between 85% and 95% from a pineapple field in Blitar, East Java, Indonesia. After World Appl. Sci. J., 3 (11): 1465-1470, 013 dt harvested before being processed, the pineapple should = KT ( T ) d (1) be stored in a cooling storage with a 10 C temperature. The aim of this process to minimize any physical where, T = temperature, T = time, T = temperature at properties changes, such us fermentation etc. The first equilibrium process is peeling and was the pineapple and cut in small When the temperature (T) is expressed in dry basis sizes with a dimension of 40mm x 0mm and thickness 4 moisture content (M), the equation can be expressed: mm. The pineapple slices thickness would be controlled precisely with a thickness gauge. After that, the pineapple dm slices would be fried with maximum pressure of 10 kpa abs = K( M Te ) d () and the temperature 85±3 C. This condition was repeated with a feeding rate variation of 50%, 75% and 100% of the where: M = the moisture content (% db), Me = the vacuum fryer capacity. equilibrium moisture content (% db) and K = the constant A water jet vacuum fryer with a maximum capacity evaporation of water (minutes 1 ). Another form of the of 6 kg of input / process was used in this experiment. equation above is: The schematic and its parts is shown in Figure 1. The vacuum fryer has a diameter 450 mm and length of 800 dm M Me = Kd mm and an evaporation area of 0.45 m x 0.8 m which is (3) equal to 0.36 m. The oil volume and weight ratio of the pineapple chips is 7.5:1 to 15:1. The third equation integration with the boundary To determine the frying rate, the vacuum fryer is conditions at initial time = 0 and the end period = is: equipped with a condensate reservoir. Condensate water sample was taken from the condensate reservoir with a M Me certain period time interval (Figure 1, Part 5). Changes in = exp[ K ] Mo Me (4) moisture content are determined by the initial moisture content and the amount of evaporated water according to 1 Mo Me the mass balance based on the evaporation process. = In K M Me (5) This research was done at Lastrindo Engineering Laboratory, Jl. Rajekwesi No.11, Malang, Indonesia. where Mo Me M Me Moisture Ratio (MR) To determine the frying constant, the experiments was conducted at the recommended temperatures in the previous study [8]. The sum of raw material feeding was done at three levels: 50%, 75% and 100% of the recommended scale (Full capacity 6 kg / processes). The frying constant determination in the vacuum frying process uses the analogous method by other research [9], the steps to determine frying constants are as follows: 1466 Measure the sample at any given time without disturbing the process. Transforming the weight data to the moisture content (% dry basis). Determinate equilibrium moisture content M e Based on the frying conditions temperature. Calculate the level Moisture Ratio (MR) of free water, which is the ratio of free moisture content at time t to the free moisture content at the time to 0 as Mo Me M Me Plot the data on a semi-log curve based on the equation of exponential decay and then determine the K based on the curve slope.

World Appl. Sci. J., 3 (11): 1465-1470, 013 Fig. 1: Perspective and Schematic diagram of Vacuum fryer [7] RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Changes of Pressure and Moisture Content: During the vacuum frying process, the pressure inside the frying The determination of the frying constant during the chamber decreases. The pattern of the pressure drop pineapple vacuum frying process with an exponential follows an exponential model (Figure ), where the smaller decay method has been applied to various feeding rate amount of feeding the faster the pressure decreased. (capacity). A fresh pineapple has a moisture content of The time required to reach 90% pressure difference, 83.87% wb (wet basis) which equal to 50% db. After of caused by a vacuum pump (in this case, 10 kpa abs) was frying process completion, the pineapple chips product 15 minutes, this is the critical period. This period can be has moisture content of 4.76% wb equal to 4.99 % db used to indicate of humidity conditions in the frying equilibrium. Based on measurement, the ratio between the chamber. The humidity situation inside the vacuum yield and raw material (feeding) is 18.98%. According to fryer could be seen on a small window glass on top of mass balance (based on 1 kg raw material), the output the vacuum fryer chamber, which will show a fog consist of 0.1613 kg solid and 0.0080kg water, so total situation on the glass if the moisture is still high and output is 0.1693kg. Therefore, it means the difference would shows a clear view if moisture is reduced between measurement and calculation (0.1898- significantly. This phenomenon still needs to be studied 0.1693=0.005) considered as oil content as stated by more deeply, especially about the relationship between Song et al. [8]. humidity and moisture content of materials along the The vacuum frying performance test was conducted frying process. at maximum capacity of 6 kg/ process, under a temperature In the following period, the pressure did not drop of 85±3 C and maximum pressure 10 kpa abs. The total fast, because the water present in the material was volume of the frying chamber and cooking oil volume are stronger bounded water, this phenomenon occurs 115 liters and 45 liters respectively. The results of the because of free moisture content (Mo-Me) diminished. experiment are as follows. From equation (4), so the time to reduce moisture content 1467

World Appl. Sci. J., 3 (11): 1465-1470, 013 Fig. : Pattern of Pressure Changes In Vacuum Frying Fig. 3: Pattern Changes in Water Levels During Vacuum Frying will longer. The evaporation process takes place under Evaporation Rate: The evaporation rate in a vacuum this conditions far above to the boiling point of pure frying is defined as the amount of water evaporated (kg), water. This period is characterized by the oil time (hours) and the heat transfer area (m ). In other word, temperature has reached the set point. Therefore the evaporation rate states in unit: kg HO/ (kg db.h.m ). evaporation process take place at constant temperature, The surface area of evaporation is the oil surface area in so vacuum pump have an important role, in order to the frying chamber, which is multiplying the frying moisture transport faster. chamber diameter (0.45 m) by the length of the frying On nearly the end of the frying process, the rate of chamber (0.8 m). With this evaporation rate, found from evaporation reaches an equilibrium point compare with this research, it is expected that this evaporation rate the rate of vacuum pump moister evacuation. On this would be used as reference in evaluating a vacuum fryer situation the water content in the product object would performance, regardless the dimensions of the vacuum very difficult to be evaporate. The evaporation fryer machine. process is controlled by different partial pressure of Figures 4 and 5 show the evaporation rate pattern in water in the product and on the oil surface. pineapple vacuum frying. Figure 4 shows the evaporation The success of this process depends on the strength of the vacuum pump, especially power and vacuum pumps type used, because high vacuum improves the rate of the moisture evaporation [10]. The pressure change rate based on dry basis (% db). Figure 5 shows the evaporation rate based on time. From on figures 4 and 5 it can be stated that the smaller the feeding number, the higher the evaporation rate. This was probably caused by pattern is an indicator of the vacuum frying parameters, the heat and vacuum supply that exceeds the such as the rate of evaporation, water content decrease recommended capacity (6 kg/process). The maximum rate and the frying constant. The following figure (Figure 3) was achieved at the beginning of the process of 33.3 kg shows similarity of water level changes during vacuum HO/ (kgdb.h.m). This value was quite large, because the frying process. convection coefficient of boiling water is large enough [1]. 1468

World Appl. Sci. J., 3 (11): 1465-1470, 013 Fig. 4: Evaporation Rate in Pineapple Vacuum Frying Based Moisture Content % db. Fig. 5: Evaporation Rate in Pineapple Vacuum Frying Based on Time Fig. 6: The graph of Frying constant determination in Pineapple Vacuum Frying with feeding rate at 50%, 75%, 100% full capacity (6 kg/ process) 1469

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