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Schmidt, J.M., Greve-Poulsen, M., Damgaard, H., Hammershöj, M. and Larsen, L.B. (2016) Effect of Membrane Material on the Separation of Proteins and Polyphenol Oxidase in Ultrafiltration of Potato Fruit Juice. Food and Bioprocess Technology, 9, 822-829.
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• TITLE: Enzyme Aided Low Temperature Evaporation for Concentration of Active Proteins from Potato Fruit Juice

  AUTHORS: Mikko Ahokas, Sanna Taskila, Juha Tanskanen

  KEYWORDS: Potato Fruit Juice, Evaporation, Concentration, Protein, Wastewater, Enzymatic, Viscosity Management, Starch

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.10 No.9, September 7, 2018

  ABSTRACT: Extraction of starch from potato leads to formation of potato fruit juice (PFJ), which consists of proteins, fibers, starch and water. PFJ contains 1% - 3% [w/w] of proteins, including protease inhibitors that are potentially valuable for various applications, and could thus bring added value to the potato industry. The use of proteins of PFJ in bioactive form is limited by lack of benign and cost-efficient concentration technologies. The present approach combines a previously introduced low-temperature mechanical vapor compression evaporation technology with option to enzymatic viscosity management in case of high-viscosity fluids. In pilot-scale evaporation, an increase of solid content from 10% to 40% was achieved without major technical challenges. The proposed method offers a low-energy means for the concentration potato industry wastewater and reclamation of valuable proteins in active form.