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1 National Exams May Agric-Ali, Physical Properties of Biological Materials 3 hours duration NOTES: 1. If doubt cxi.st.s as to the interpretation of any question, the candidate is urged to submit with the answer paper, a clear statement of any assumptions made. 2. This is a CI,OSED BOOK EXAM. Approved calculator is permitted. One aid sheet allowed written on both sides. 3. FIVE (5) questions constitute a complete exam paper. The first five questions as they appear in the answer book will be marked. 4. Marks for each question are given. 5. Some questions require an answer in essay format. Clarity and organization of the answer are important. Be brief, too the point and concise. Marking Scheme five questions out of nine (all questions cany 20 marks) l. 20 marks total 2. (a) 10 marks, (b) 10 marks marks total 4. (a) 6 marks, (b) 6 marks, (c) 8 marks 5. (a) 10 marks, (b) 10 marks 6. (a) 10 marks, (b) 5 marks, (c) 5 marks 7. (a) 12 marks, (b) 8 marks 8. (a) 4 marks, (b) 6 marks, (c) 3 marks, (d) 7 marks 9. (a) 4.5 marks, (b) 4,5 marks, (c) 3 marks, (d) 5 marks, (e) 3 marks 04-Agric-A6 May 2016 Page 1 t~/6

2 Do any 5 questions l. T he specific heat of a 12% moisture yellow-dent corn was determined using a thermos hottle as a calorimeter. The mass of the thermos was 54.5 g and the mass of the grain sample waq 90 g. The thermos and corn were first heated to 73 C and then 255 g of water at 21 C was poured into the thermos. When the system was sealed and at equilibrium its tempcratuce was 30 C. If the speci fie heat of the thermos was kj/(kg K.) and of water was kj/(kg K), determine the specific heat of the corn using the method of mixtures. (20 marks) 2. Using bench scale laboratory tests, or batch equipment tests, how would you determine or estimate the following: (a) The thermal conductivity and diffusivity of a food product. (10 marks) (b) The maximum tolerable freezing rate in terms of some frozen. product quality attributes. (10 marks) 3. A rotational narrow gap viscometer, with a spring constant equivalent to 7187 dynes/cm foll scale reading on the indicator, is used on a viscometer with 1 cm outside diameter (OD) for the inner cylinder and 1.5 cm inside diameter (ID) for the outer cylinder. The cylinders are 6 cn.1 high. Assume that end effects are negligible. The following readings, as a percentage of full scale on the indicator, were obtained at various spindle speeds for a food product. Determine the flow behaviour index (n) and consislency coefficient (b) of the fod. Speed (N), rpm Torque indicated (% full scale) IO Use log-log graph paper or ordinary graph provided. (20 marks) 4. (a) Sketch the recovery of fluid viscosity vs. time dtrri.ng agitation at a very low shear rate fo llowing rapid agitation. Distinguish between flui ds that recover consistency and those that do not. (6 marks) (b) What is the rate of strain (db /dt, e is strain and tis time)? Is il dimensionally similar to t:iv/t:iy (shear rate for viscosity, vis velocity and y is displacement)? Why? (6 marks) (c) The proportionality constants between stress and strain are called moduli (M), i.e. M = stress/strain. Define in words and then in symbols, the following moduli: modulus of rigidity, modulus of elasticity, bulk modulus and modulus of compressibility. (8 marks) 5. (a) Sketch a typical General Food Textural Profile curve for a food product which also shows adhesiveness. Label the curve with the primary textural parameters and areas under the curve. Define in formula form cohesiveness, gumminess and chewiness. (l 0 marks) 04-Agric-Afi May 2016 Page 2 of fi

3 (b) Sketch a force-deformation curve for 2 cycles compression for a small strain, i.e. 10%. Assume all plastic changes have vanished after the tirsl compression. cycle. Sta.rt the curve for the second compression cycle at the end of the displacement for the first cycle. Label the stress at l 0% compression, the degree of elasticity, the mechanical hysteresis loss m1d the secant modulus of deforrnability and elasticity. (I 0 marks) 6. (a) What would be the non-newtonian class of a bio-mater1al in a laminar flow pipdine if the pressure drop/pipe length versus pipe length were (a) linearly decrca~ing, (b) exponentially increasing, and (c) exponentially decaying? (10 marks) (b) Explain Kelvin model to analyse creep bchaviom data of a food product. (5 marks) ( c) Sketch a shear stress vs. shear rate diagram for a pseudoplastic fluid over a range from creeping flow to very high shear rates. Show when a Newtonian-like behavior is to be expected. Brie11y explain why? (5 marks) 7a. Given the following size analysis of a sample, calculate length mean particle diameter, and volume mean particle diameter. D p =mean particle diameter, N = number of partides. (12 marks) Dpii...I:!!!! N -.! ND -~ID JO 15 N D.i ~~ ND 1 -!-Ill 7b. Define drag coefficient, frictional drag and terminal velocity in aerodynamic characteristics of particles. (8 marks) 8. (a) Define the surface and interfacial tension ofliquid foods. (4 marks) (b) Define lhe work of cohesion and adhesion, and spreading coefficient or liquid foods. (6 marks) (c) What is the effect of temperature on surface tension of a liquid food? (3 marks) ( d) Explain capillary pull (du Nouy surface tension balance) method of mca<>uring surface tension of a liquid food. (7 marks) 04-Agric-A6 May 2016 Page 3 of6

4 9. (a) List 3 methods of measuring volume ofa fruit product. (4.5 marks) (b) List 3 methods of porosity measurement of a fried food product. (4.5 marks) (c) List 2 methods of measuring surface area of a vegetable product. (3 marks) ( d) How could you use a freezing point depression to monitor the solids concentration of a beverage? (5 marks) ( e) Give a conceptual view of why the addition of a solute in a liquid lowers its vapour pressure. (3 marks) 04-Agric-A6 liday 2016 Page 4 of6

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National Exams May Agric-A6, Physical Properties of Biological Materials. 3 hours duration NOTES:

National Exams May Agric-A6, Physical Properties of Biological Materials. 3 hours duration NOTES: National Exams May 206 04AgricA6 Physical Properties of Biological Materials 3 hours duration NOTES If doubt exists as to the interpretation of any question the candidate is urged to submit with the answer