Name
Shahray Tatiana Anatolyevna
Scholastic degree
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Academic rank
associated professor
Honorary rank
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Organization, job position
Krasnodar Research Institute of Agricultural Products Storage and Processing
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Articles count: 10
The article presents data describing composition of
macronutrients and food additives "Apple Powder"
and food additive "Pumpkin Powder" obtained from
secondary resources processing of apples and
pumpkins with innovative technology that ensures
their high antioxidant activity. Introduction of the
studied food additives in wheat flour provides a boost
of its antioxidant activity compared to the control
(wheat flour without any additives). We have revealed
that the introduction of the studied food additives in
wheat flour provides a strengthening effect to the
gluten flour, while dietary Supplement Powder called
"Apple" has a strengthening effect on the gluten of
wheat flour compared with a dietary Supplement
called "Pumpkin Powder". We proved a positive
impact of food additives on the gas-forming ability of
wheat flour and water absorption capacity of dough; at
he same time, with the same dosage of additives, water
absorption capacity of dough with the introduction of
additives of "Pumpkin Powder" is higher than this
figure with the introduction of the additives of "Apple
Powder", due to the higher content of pectin in the
additive "Pumpkin Powder " compared with the
additive "Apple Powder", having a high water-holding
capacity. We have found that the dough with the
introduction of the investigated supplements has the
best rheological properties in comparison with control samples. The obtained results allow us to develop
evidence-based formulation and technological modes
of production of bakery products enriched with
antioxidant properties, with the use of food additives
called " Apple Powder" and "Pumpkin Powder"
The article presents data, on the basis of which we
have concluded that the oil and phospholipids
contained in soy lecithins, the degree of unsaturation
of fatty acids differ significantly from oil and
phospholipids contained in sunflower lecithins, with
differences in the degree of unsaturation of fatty acids
of oil and phospholipids contained in sunflower and
soy lecithins, leads to differences in the content of
resonating protons, and, consequently, the level of
amplitude values of NMR signals of protons of the
investigated lecithins. It is established that the values
of the amplitudes of the NMR signals of protons of
each of the four components of sunflower lecithins
differ from the values of the amplitudes of the NMR
signals of protons the component of soy lecithins,
which confirms the differences in the composition and
content of fatty acids lecithins studied. Considering
quantitative characteristic of mass fraction of
substances insoluble in acetone, i.e. phospholipids, is
the sum of the amplitudes of the NMR signals of
protons of the third (A3) and fourth (A4) component,
was built the graphical dependence of the mass
fraction of substances insoluble in acetone, from the
value of (A3+A4)/ASIS, % which is described by the equation (correlation coefficient R2
=0,9911) of the
following form: y=0,8177x +2.52. Based on these
data, we have developed a rapid method of
determining the mass fraction of substances insoluble
in acetone, soy lecithin, eliminating the use of toxic
organic solvents, is environmentally safe, which is
protected by RF patent for the invention
The article provides experimental data, which help to
substantiate the effectiveness and feasibility of
application of plant resources, produced by the rubbing
of the pears in the production process of puree as raw
material for the production of secondary food additive.
For the first time, with the use of pulsed NMR it is
established that processing of secondary resources of
pears processing in UHF EMF influence on the
redistribution of bound and free moisture, i.e., the
maximum transition was for linked moisture to free
moisture, noted in the processing of secondary
resources in UHF EMF with the rate of heating
(increase in temperature) 0,4 °С/s to a temperature of
60 °С. It is established that such processing of
secondary resources of processing of pears allows to
increase the average speed of the subsequent IR-drying
and reduce the time IR drying in 2 times in comparison
with IR-drying of control sample (without
pretreatment in UHF EMF). Pre-treatment of
secondary resources of processing of pears to UHF
EMF for the identified modes allows for their
subsequent IR-drying to reduce the loss of vitamin C,
23.9% and P-active substances – by 20.6% compared
with the control sample. We have developed technological modes of production of food additives
from secondary resources of processing of pears,
providing maximum preservation in its composition of
thermolabile biologically active substances – vitamin
C and P-active substances. On the basis of these
studies, there was developed a set of technical
documentation, including TU 10.39.25-423-
040801346-2016 "Food additive. Pear Powder" and a
technological instruction for the production of food
additives
The article provides an overview of Express-methods
of quality evaluation and identification of lipidcontaining
plant raw materials (oil seeds) and its
processed products (oil cakes, oilseed meals, vegetable
oils, lecithins) using pulse method of nuclear magnetic
resonance. Development of express methods of quality
evaluation and identification of lipid-containing plant
raw materials and products of its processing is a
priority, as these methods are environmentally safe and
also allow us to regulate technological conditions of
refining processes, are characterized by low error of
determination, i.e., high precision, and, in some cases,
it is only possible to use because of its non-destructive
effects on the analyzed sample. Currently, we can
distinguish the following main directions of quality
evaluation and identification of lipid-containing plant
raw materials and products of its processing on the
basis of the pulse method of nuclear magnetic
resonance: assessment of quality and identification of
oilseeds (sunflower, canola, flax, soybeans);
evaluation of quality of products of processing of oil raw materials (cake and meal); the quality evaluation
and identification of vegetable oils; assessment of the
quality of the lecithins obtained from vegetable oils.
The methods of quality evaluation and identification of
lipid-containing plant raw materials and its products
are patented and have several advantages: short time (5
minutes) spent on the implementation of the single
analysis; eliminates the use of toxic chemicals; does
not require special training of laboratory personnel;
non-destructive character, which is especially
important for oilseeds from the point of view of
breeding work. On the basis of the conducted survey
we can conclude that the pulse method of nuclear
magnetic resonance has found wide application for
assessment of quality and identification of lipidcontaining
plant raw materials and products of its
processing, through rapid capabilities, high accuracy
and ease of analysis
There were presented comparative analysis’ results of
criteria rice quality used in Russian and international
standards. Also there were shown summarized
statistical analysis’ results of rice quality that was
processed in 2013-2016 on rice mill plant at
“Krasnodarzernoprodukt” Company. The purpose of
research was to find factors that had influence on
combining rice bulk effectiveness on specialized
elevator. It was found that diapason of rice moisture
content was quite small. Red rice content was ranging
from 1.08 to 5.10 % with confidence interval of 1.98-
2.56 % that is evidence of small amounts of rice bulks
with extreme high or low red rice content. Broken rice
content varied in the wide range from 3.43 to 9.26 %
with confidence interval from 5.84 to 7.26 % that
shows necessity in length grading procedure applying
for broken kernels removing at the elevator unit.
Grain impurities content exceeded basic norm in 3-4
times that is a sign of low efficiency in the process of
separation. During the treatment of rice bulks
combined at the grain cleaning unit of rice plant
broken rice cereals output varied in wide range from 3
to 9 % during single shift that is seems to be connected
with kernels cracking increasing and rice moisture
decreasing. Moreover, rice bran output also varied in a
wide diapason from 10.2 to 17.0 % that could be
explained by big swing in rice moisture, glassy texture
and cracking of rice grains. According to our research
it was investigated that current rice quality control system that is a base instrument of rice bulks forming
for further processing is not quite efficient and as a
result there should be created and implemented new
methods and technical devices for quick and proper
grain control that could assure stable technological
regimes at different stages of rice treatment process
and that would provide the best quality and the biggest
output of rice cereals
The article presents data characterizing the
composition of macro and micronutrients from
secondary resources of pumpkin processing – pumpkin
pomace. We have found that extracts of pumpkin are
valuable raw materials for the production of food
additives, as they contain proteins, dietary fiber,
including pectin and protopectin, minerals, as well as
such biologically active substances as vitamin C, β-
carotene and P-active substances using nuclear
magnetic relaxation, it is shown that pretreatment of
pomace pumpkin in the microwave electromagnetic
field of certain parameters before IR drying allows to
transfer part of the bound moisture free moisture, that
allows to intensify the subsequent process IR drying.
We have developed an innovative technology of
production of food supplements from pumpkin
extracts, which is protected by Russian patent for the
invention and having the “know-how” status. The
article presents data describing the organoleptic and
physical and chemical indicators of quality nutritional
supplements, formulated according to the developed
technological regimes
The article analyzes technologies and production
methods of food and biologically active additives from
secondary plant resources developed in Russia and
abroad. We have studied a classification of secondary
resources resulting from the processing of vegetable raw
materials. It is found, that the most interesting (in terms
of macro and micronutrients) are secondary resources
resulting from the processing of fruit, vegetables and
grapes, in the manufacturing process of vegetable oil,
flour and cereals industry. It is concluded that, despite a
significant number of currently developed and
implemented technologies, the development of relevant
ones provides complex processing of vegetable raw
materials, with the release of a wide range of food and
dietary supplements, resulting in a number of
physiologically and technologically functional
properties
The accumulation of free radicals in the human body
in excessive quantities is one of the reasons that are
known to cause many dangerous diseases and aging.
To reduce the negative impact of free radicals to the
body is possible through regular consumption of food
products enriched with nutritional and dietary
supplements containing natural antioxidants such as
phenolic compounds, vitamin C, vitamin E and β –
carotene. Scientists of federal state budgetary scientific
institution "Krasnodar research Institute of storage and
processing of agricultural products" have developed a
technology for production of food additives from
secondary materials generated during the processing of
apples and pumpkins. The article presents data
characterizing the antioxidant and antiradical activity
of food additives derived from secondary plant
resources developed and known technology. It is
established that the antioxidant activity determined by
the amperometric method, and the antioxidant
(antiradical) activity, determined by DPPH method,
supplements, "Powder apple" and " Powder pumpkin"
obtained by the developed technology, is almost 1.5
times higher in comparison with antioxidant and
antiradical activity of food additives, obtained by
known technologies, because of higher content of
antioxidants in the developed supplements. It has been
established that the expression of antioxidants and
anti-radical activity of food supplements obtained from
secondary resources on the developed technologies,
can be positioned in a number of (descending):
"Powder from the seeds of grapes" → "Apple powder"
→ " Pumpkin powder"
The article gives an overview of the current
developments of scientists of the Russian Federation in
the field of production of feed concentrates and
premixes for cattle. A critical analysis of feed
concentrates and premixes of preventive and
compensatory action for the control of mycotoxicoses
was carried out, and their brief characteristics were
given. The characteristic of biologically active
substances and fillers, declared in the recipes of feed
concentrates and premixes, is given. It is shown that
the alternative to existing feed concentrates and
premixes on the market is vitamin-mineral fodder
concentrate "Tetra +", developed by the authors. Based
on the analysis, a conclusion was made about the
relevance of studies to identify the effectiveness of
vitamin-mineral fodder concentrate "Tetra +" in
livestock
The article presents a comparative assessment and
peculiarities of nuclear magnetic relaxation
characteristics of rapeseed and sunflower lecithin. It
was established, that lecithin’s nuclear magnetic
relaxation characteristics, namely, protons’ spin-spin
relaxation time and amplitudes of nuclear magnetic
relaxation signals of lecithin components, depend on
content of oil’s fat acids and phospholipids, contained
in the lecithin. Comparative assessment of protons’
spin-spin relaxation time of rapeseed and sunflower
lecithin components showed, that for their
identification protons’ spin-spin relaxation time of the
lecithin’ first component at 40°C and 60°C
temperature, when differences in values of protons’
spin-spin relaxation time of the sunflower and
rapeseed lecithin’ first component are most obvious,
should be used as an analytical parameter.
Comparative assessment of amplitudes of proton’s
NMR signals of sunflower and rapeseed lecithin
components showed, that relations, established earlier
for sunflower lecithin between mass share of
phospholipids (substances insoluble in acetone) and
the sum of amplitudes of proton’s NMR signals of the
third and fourth components, cannot be applied to
rapeseed lecithin; that is for the development of an
express method for determination of mass share of
substances insoluble in acetone (phospholipids) in
rapeseed lecithin, it is necessary to carry out additional
research with the purpose of clarifying the mentioned
relations