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The first, and arguably the most important, step in formulating a hygienic design is the selection of
appropriate materials of construction. The requirements have been summarized by Thorpe and
Barker (1985):
Good sanitary (hygienic) design of equipment used in the manufacture of foods and beverages requires that all
surfaces in contact with the product must be nontoxic, inert under the conditions of use, must not have
constituents which migrate or are absorbed by the product, and, in addition, must be resistant to (i.e., inert
to) cleaning and disinfecting agents under normal (or expected) conditions of use.
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