Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Direct application of electrical or wave energy to food... – Involving wave energy of the sonic or pulsating type
Patent
1991-05-30
1992-12-22
Yeung, George
Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products
Direct application of electrical or wave energy to food...
Involving wave energy of the sonic or pulsating type
992771, 992772, 426316, 426592, C12H 100
Patent
active
051733188
ABSTRACT:
A method for aging a fermented product includes the steps of: (a) cooling the fermented product in a container; (b) introducing ozone in the cooled fermented product for oxidation; and (c) applying an ultrasonic vibration to the container to vibrate and heat the fermented product in step (b) for oxidizing the fermented product. An aging device for a fermented product includes: an aging tank for containing the fermented product, the aging tank having an inlet and an outlet for the fermented product; an ozone supplying unit having an inlet pipe and an outlet pipe which are connected to the aging tank; a cooling unit mounted to the aging tank; an ultrasonic vibration unit mounted to the aging tank; and a thermometer mounted on the aging tank to detect the temperature of the fermented product. A method for preparing a distilled liquor includes the steps of (a') distilling a fermented precursor; (b') chilling the distilled fermented precursor; and (c') aging the chilled fermented precursor by the aging method described above.
REFERENCES:
patent: 503168 (1893-08-01), Schneider
patent: 3282571 (1966-11-01), Guggenberger
Chen Chen-Shun
Chen Ching-Yu
Leu Sheng-I
Lin I-Chang
Chen Chen-Shun
Lee Jhy-Ming
Leu Sheng-I
Lin I-Chang
Yeung George
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