12.- FOOD & WATER TECHNOLOGIES

Food Technology is a branch of Food Science based on multidisciplinary knowledge of nutrition, chemical analysis, physics, biochemistry and engineering. In addition, Food Technology aims to understand the nature of food and the phenomena associated with its spoilage, to develop processes for food production and improve the attributes of food to satisfy consumers. The food industry includes the following sectors: transformation or processing, preservation and manufacturing.

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The food sector is so broad that it affects other sectors, such as the packaging manufacture and transport, and it uses treatments for water purification.

Water treatment technologies obtain drinking water, so necessary for our life. Water from different sources (wells, rivers, seas, industrial waste water) is subjected to a many stages, although all treatments usually coincide in three basic stages: water reception, reaction processes and conditioning and supply.

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12.1.- FOOD TECHNOLOGY

Foods are chemical substances with nutrients that provide the energy required for metabolic processes. Other important components of food are fiber, natural additives (antibiotics, vitamins and antioxidants), stimulants (caffeine), preservatives (vinegar, brine and sugar), etc.For centuries,...
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12.2.- DAIRY PRODUCTS TREATMENT

Dairy products, that is, milk products, include a large group of foods. Most of the functional foods are currently made from dairy products. Milk is a basic food normally obtained from the milking of cows or other animals, such as sheep and goats. Although there is an increasing trend to consume...
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12.3.- DRINKING WATER TREATMENT

Drinking water, that is, water fit for human consumption is fundamental in any civilization. In addition, the demand for drinking water is growing due to the increase in population and industrial development.Drinking water is obtained after being subjected to a series of physical, chemical and...
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