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Experimental investigation of chilling tank for Atlantic salmon

Sammendrag

Farmed salmon is a large export product from Norway. After the salmon is stunned and killed, it
istransported to large tanks for bleeding, chilling and buffering before gutting and further processing. The
temperature of the fish into the processing plant is varying, but it is necessary to cool down the fish fast, both
to reduce bacterial growth and to maximize yield. In this paper, the chilling process in salmon specimens are
investigated. The temperatures in both salmon and cooling water (RSW) were measured. All the fish was
chilled by 1.0 to 3.2 °C during the stay in the tank. There are several possible reasons for the temperature
variations. For examples varied the fish temperature into the tank from one test to another, the flow through
the processing system varied (mainly because of technical issues in other parts) and the refrigeration system
could not always provide RSW at the required temperatures. The main goal is to have more even and larger
temperature differences, and to achieve that the focus should first be on the RSW system (both refrigeration
system and the water pipes and components) and to ensure that it works properly.
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Kategori

Vitenskapelig Kapittel/Artikkel/Konferanseartikkel

Oppdragsgiver

  • Research Council of Norway (RCN) / 269175

Språk

Engelsk

Forfatter(e)

Institusjon(er)

  • SINTEF Ocean / Fiskeri og ny biomarin industri
  • Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet
  • Diverse norske bedrifter og organisasjoner

År

2018

Forlag

International Institute of Refrigeration

Bok

5th IIR Conference on Sustainability and the Cold Chain : proceedings

Hefte nr.

2018/1

ISBN

978-2-36215-024-1

Side(r)

331 - 339

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