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Optimization of spray drying process for developing seabuckthorn fruit juice powder using response surface

Meenakshisundaram Selvamuthukumaran¹, Farhath Khanum¹

¹Biochemistry & Nutrition Division, Defence Food Research Laboratory, Siddartha Nagar, Mysore, 570 011 Karnataka India.

Journal of Food Science and Technology

|December 6, 2014

Summary

Optimizing seabuckthorn fruit juice powder production using response surface methodology resulted in enhanced antioxidant content and free-flowing powder. The study determined optimal spray drying conditions for superior quality seabuckthorn powder.

Keywords:

Fruit juice powder Seabuckthorn Solubility Spray drying

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Nutritional Science

Background:

Seabuckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) is rich in antioxidants but prone to degradation during processing.
Developing stable, high-quality seabuckthorn fruit juice powder requires optimized processing conditions.

Purpose of the Study:

To optimize the spray drying process for seabuckthorn fruit juice powder using response surface methodology.
To determine the ideal inlet air temperature and maltodextrin concentration for maximizing quality attributes.

Main Methods:

Response surface methodology (RSM) was employed to study the effects of inlet air temperature and maltodextrin concentration.
Key quality parameters including moisture, solubility, dispersibility, vitamin C, and color difference were measured.
Contour plots were used to identify optimal processing conditions.

Main Results:

Both inlet air temperature and maltodextrin concentration significantly influenced the quality attributes of the powder.
Optimal conditions (162.5°C inlet air temperature, 25g maltodextrin) yielded powder with high antioxidant content (Vitamin C, E, carotenoids, anthocyanins, phenols).
The developed powder exhibited excellent flowability and stability, with a higher glass transition temperature.

Conclusions:

The second-order polynomial model effectively predicted the quality attributes of seabuckthorn fruit juice powder.
Optimized spray drying conditions are crucial for producing high-quality, antioxidant-rich seabuckthorn powder.
The resulting powder demonstrates superior nutritional value and physical stability compared to commercial alternatives.