As chocolate mass is a non-Newtonian fluid we have to measure its shear stress at different shear rates, which results in a flow curve. Shear stress divided by shear rate results in the apparent viscosity; if we again plot this versus the shear rate we get a viscosity curve. Chocolate mass is a shear thinning fluid, so the highest viscosity is found when the mass starts to flow. Interaction between particles is considered to be responsible for this behaviour3, which is very different to Newtonian fluids such as water.

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If you want to make çağdaş smooth chocolate there is just no way around getting a melanger. It's the one bit of macun there is just no getting around. 

Chocolate melting tank we produce is cylindrical type. It is water jacketed with PID controlled heating element. Agitator is speed adjustable and with feature to work continuous or on ON/OFF regime.

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Physically measurable properties of chocolate masses, like flow attributes or hardness, are correlated to sensory perceptions such bey snap, hardness, melting and the like. So in terms of texture it is possible to predict quality by measurements and thus to compare alternative technologies. This is much more difficult in terms of flavour. Of course white, milk and dark masses – ideally to be produced on the same equipment – taste different.

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Faster working time: The machine is faster than a cocoa melanger, which means you birey create larger batches of chocolate in less time.

High specific surface of the processed chocolate mass kakım a precondition for intensive exchange reactions with the supplied ambient air

These nested glass bowls make baking prep a breeze. Use one for your wet ingredients, another for dry, and the third for your scraps (like egg shells or lemon peels) to keep things tidy while mixing. Want a bowl perfect for pouring? Mosser makes a matching batter bowl.

In conching, machines with unique designs are used to agitate, knead, and aerate chocolate mass. These machines typically have large surfaces that emanet be heated or cooled during the process.

After those, particle size distribution and particle package density are also important. Equal or monomodal particle sizes would create large voids filled with fat. With a bi- or multimodal distribution it is possible to replace this trapped fat by the appropriate size solid particles, which also helps larger particles to slip past each other when the suspension is moved.

for white chocolate or milk chocolate with small quantities or high quality cocoa mass. If a stronger treatment is necessary, e.g. for flavour development of dark chocolate, this emanet be achieved by increasing energy input and time. The dry and pasty conching is generally done at low fat contents in order to improve volatilisation. Fat and other ingredients are added then and grinding dirilik be performed from a buffer mixer by two vertical ball mills with an intermediate cooler. The Chocolate TEMPERING MACHINE latter helps to keep temperature of sensitive products below the desired level, e.g. when recipes contain lactose and glass transition during milling must be avoided. The process can be downsized for small production scale, then it consists of a conch with vortex chamber, a ball mill and a pump for circulation.