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Posted 05 August 2019 - 04:56 AM

I am working with a meat cutting plant that operates fridges at 2oC. We would like to defrost product for for sale and I am looking for defrost times at this temperature, if possible from a reliable source that can be used for verification purposes.



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Posted 05 August 2019 - 05:10 AM

I am working with a meat cutting plant that operates fridges at 2oC. We would like to defrost product for for sale and I am looking for defrost times at this temperature, if possible from a reliable source that can be used for verification purposes.

 

Do you mean "thaw" from a core temperature of -18degC to room temperature using a fridge at 2degC.

 

Or do you mean "thaw" from 2degC  to RT ?

 

Or ????

 

wrapped ?

air flow (if any)?

thickness / shape ?


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Posted 05 August 2019 - 05:43 AM

The product is vacpacked meat of 1.5kg to be defrosted from a core temperature of -18oC at a fridge temperature of 2oC.



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Posted 05 August 2019 - 05:49 AM

The product is vacpacked meat of 1.5kg to be defrosted from a core temperature of -18oC at a fridge temperature of 2oC.

 

Thanks Rob,

 

Assuming it's "quite"  thick, slab shape, and in something like a home fridge, I predict it will be very, very slow.


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Charles.C




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