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Model predictive control of high moisture extrusion cooking

Ticǎ et al., 2025

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10004699687126346411
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Ticǎ A
Pinnamaraju V
Stirnemann E
Windhab E
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Control Engineering Practice

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Abstract High Moisture Extrusion Cooking (HMEC) has become a promising technology for producing plant-based meat alternatives. By using HMEC, food manufacturers can create meat-like textures from plant proteins, offering a sustainable solution with reduced carbon …
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