See how perimeter edge interaction between heater basin and egg cup impedes steam loss and spla
Controlled cooking, cooling, sealing, and pasteurization keep yolks runny while delivering consistent soft-cooked eggs for mass production.
Isolated elongate microwave cavities heat egg columns uniformly, while hot air maintains 57°C–60°C yolk temperatures for pasteurization.
A controlled 134.5°F and 160°F treatment pasteurizes shell eggs, coagulates albumen, and reduces preparation time.
Cold homogenization reduces fiber particle size to increase viscosity, preventing shear thinning losses during pumping.
UHT heat treatment neutralizes microorganisms in eggs without denaturing proteins, preventing composition changes from extended thermal exposure.
Mid-infrared radiation heats eggshells to inactivate surface bacteria, preventing organoleptic and rheological changes caused by conventional sanitization.
Programmable logic controller manages temperature and dwell time in a shell egg pasteurization bath to achieve 5 log salmonella reduction without overheating.
Continuous horizontal spray system heats rotating shell eggs with overlapping water jets, achieving 5-log Salmonella reduction without overcooking albumen.
Condensation heat from moist air kills pathogens while preserving product quality.