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New Developments in Automatic Freezing Technology in Austral
New Developments in Automatic Freezing Technology in Australia (1999)-Since 1979 we have successfully developed automatic large scale plate freezers in Australia with individual capacities up to 70 tonnes (154,350 lbs) per day when freezing 2,600 of 27.2 kg (60 lbs) cartons of meat. Plate freezing offers many advantages over conventional air blast freezing, such as sharply reduced energy consumption, fast freezing times, improved cold storage and container utilization, and reduced freight costs due to reduced fuel costs for road, rail and sea transport. The reduced fuel costs are, in turn, due to a reduced number of containers necessary to transport meat and the capability to chill hot boned meat and offal products quickly to 7°C (44.4F) in the centre of a carton. This prevents growth of pathogens such as salmonella and E. Coli, which are injurious to human health.
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