System and method for standardizing a concentrate

Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Measuring – testing – or controlling by inanimate means

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210650, 210739, 426491, 426495, A23C 100, G01N 3300

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059551283

ABSTRACT:
A method of forming a concentrate, the concentrate having a predetermined concentration of a component in the concentrate. The method comprising the steps of: filtering a fluid thereby separating the fluid into a permeation and the concentrate; determining the concentration of the component in the concentrate; and if concentration of the component is greater than a predetermined concentration, decreasing the concentration of the component to the predetermined concentration. Dilution is achieved by feeding permeate into the concentrate or by controlling a pressure differential within a filter.

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