Formation of the Correct Mathematical Model of Grinding Raw Meat in Meat Mincer
Abstract
Improvements of technological processes and equipment at modern meat-processing enterprises are challenging. It is especially important for the basic and widely used process of grinding raw meat material. Framework enhancements in meat grinding equipment allow one to significantly decrease power consumption and improve the quality of meat products and productivity of raw material processing. The grinding equipment for raw meat and meat products makes about a half of all the equipment used in meat industry. The generalized mathematical model presented is used to optimize the meat grinding process. Design and technology optimizationof mincers proves to be the most efficient only using correct mathematical models of extrusion processes. The influence of design and technological options on performance of mincers using EI is prioritized. The priority for further research is estimated. Both mathematical models of individual processes and results of computer simulations of mincers performance are presented. Mathematical equations, variables and algorithms are calculated using the ”Delphi” program. The results of numerical calculations are illustrated by the corresponding graphical dependencies.
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