Baking Line Reduces Carbon Emissions 22% by Adding a Radio Frequency Post-Baking Dryer - A Case Study Environmental studies show that carbon emissions from food production alone could use up all of our world’s CO2 budget to stay within the goal of a 1.5°C or 2°C...
Radio Frequency Heating and Drying: The Wave of the Future By: Timothy D. Clark President & CEO of Radio Frequency Co., Inc. Radio Frequency (RF) heating and drying systems utilize electromagnetic energy to rapidly heat and dry many types of bulk materials as well as finished products with...
Radio Frequency Pasteurization of Freeze-Dried Pet Foods One of the newer options on shelves now, freeze-dried pet food, has become an increasingly popular choice in recent years as it is easy to digest and is packed with nutrients that can help support your pet's health because...
Radio Frequency Heating Provides a Validated Kill-Step in the Production of Baked Goods By: Timothy D. Clark, President & CEO, Radio Frequency Company, Inc. For over 60 years, Radio Frequency (RF) post-baking dryers have been utilized on cracker and snack food production lines to increase productivity and...
Radio Frequency (RF) pasteurization of cereal grains provides a 5 log reduction (CFUs) of aspergillus molds and stops their production of dangerous aflatoxins. Aflatoxins are poisonous carcinogens and mutagens produced by both {aspergillus flavus} and {aspergillus parasiticus,} which are common forms of 'weedy' molds widespread in...
NEWS - New Non-Contact Dryer for Medical/Technical Yarns Uses Radio Waves to Dry Aqueous Solutions/impregnations As an alternative to conventional hot air or infrared dryers, which can cause migration of solids and poor surface qualities, a new Radio Frequency (RF) dryer can remove water at speeds...
Radio Frequency Company Introduces a New System for the Drying of Nonwoven Battings and Hydrophilic Foam Webs The drying of nonwoven battings and foam webs have always presented challenges for conventional dryers due to their thermally insulative properties. Generally, this leads to prolonged drying times and...
By: Timothy D. Clark, President & CEO, Radio Frequency Company, Inc. State mandated microbial levels and testing requirements for cannabis flowers have created an increasing challenge for growers to bring their products to market. Yeast, molds and bacteria are a common occurrence for outside growers and...
RF ceramic substrate drying technology is being implemented around the globe to address increasing automotive regulations. By Timothy D. ClarkPresident and CEO, Radio Frequency Co., Inc. Radio frequency (RF) heating and drying systems were first developed in the early 1940s and have been used by the ceramic...
To grow a regional bakery for national accounts, Venus Wafers finds success in knowing and sticking to its niche. by Charlotte Atchley When Napoleon Barmakian immigrated to the US, he was a jeweler by trade. He settled in Boston to work as a diamond cutter, and...