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Evaluating the desorption of oxygen from wine

Thesis (MScAgric)--Stellenbosch University, 2022.

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Main Author: Sutton, Steven
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spelling oai:scholar.sun.ac.za:10019.1/124943 Evaluating the desorption of oxygen from wine Sutton, Steven Du Toit, Wessel J. Pott, Robert William M. Stellenbosch University. Faculty of AgriSciences. Dept. of Viticulture and Oenology. Wine and wine making -- Oxidation Desorption Wine processing Bubble column Dissolved oxygen removal Wine and wine making -- Microbiology Wine -- Composition Wine -- Protein content Antioxidants Mass transfer --Mathematical models UCTD Thesis (MScAgric)--Stellenbosch University, 2022. ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The removal of dissolved oxygen through desorption is commonly done in winemaking. Winemakers have indicated that under the same conditions, this process takes place at different rates, for different wines. The mass transfer of oxygen in six wines and various model wine solutions, was examined by evaluating the oxygen desorption volumetric mass transfer coefficient (π‘˜πΏ π‘Ž), the Sauter mean bubble diameter (D32), gas holdup (πœ€), the interfacial area (π‘Ž), and the oxygen mass transfer coefficient (π‘˜πΏ). One of the wines used was split into two batches, with one half treated with bentonite, and the other not. A bubble column with a stone sparger was used for the experiments. The gassing out procedure and a 2nd order model was used to determine π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž. Bubble imaging was done to determine the interfacial area, and subsequently the π‘˜πΏ. During oxygen desorption within wine, the π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž values varied between 0.0125 s-1 and 0.0275 s-1 depending on the wine. The π‘˜πΏ π‘Ž value during oxygen desorption within a 10 % ethanol solution was found to be 0.0275 s1. The addition of a small amount glycerol to this system reduced the π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž to 0.0225 s-1. Further additions of organic acids did not affect the π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž, while the addition of protein in the form of BSA and yeast extract reduced the π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž to approximately 0.0175 s-1. The π‘˜πΏ π‘Ž for during oxygen desorption within a wine that was protein unstable improved from 0.009 s1 to 0.015 s1 after being treated with bentonite. During desorption, there were no significant variations in the D32 and the interfacial area between systems containing wines or model wine solutions. Consequently, the variations between the π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž values could all be ascribed to differences in the π‘˜πΏ. During oxygen desorption, the π‘˜πΏ values were found to be between 0.015 and 0.045 mm/s within the different wines. The π‘˜πΏ values were found to be between 0.03 and 0.04 mm/s within a 10% ethanol solution, and within the model wine solutions containing glycerol and organic acids. The π‘˜πΏ values dropped between 0.02 and 0.03 mm/s with the addition of protein to the model wine solution. Treating a protein unstable wine with bentonite increased the π‘˜πΏ value from 0.017 mm/s to 0.0225 mm/s. The combination of the reduction in the π‘˜πΏ when protein was added to a model wine solution, and the improvement of the π‘˜πΏ when wine was treated with bentonite, suggested that proteins in wine significantly affect oxygen desorption rates. It is suggested that winemakers can improve the oxygen π‘˜πΏ within their system by operating at higher gas flowrates to increase the turbulence during desorption. However, the most effective way of improving the desorption rate is by using a sparger that produces smaller bubbles, so as to increase the interfacial area. It is suggested that desorption is performed after fining, as the π‘˜πΏ will be greater. AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die verwydering van opgeloste suurstof deur middel van desorpsie kom algemeen in wynbereiding voor. Wynmakers het aangedui dat, onder dieselfde toestande, hierdie proses teen verskillende tempo’s vir verskillende wyne plaasvind. Die massa-oordrag van suurstof in ses wyne en verskillende model-wynoplossings is ondersoek deur die volumetriese massa- oordragkoΓ«ffisiΓ«nt (π‘˜πΏ π‘Ž) van suurstof desorpsie, die Sauter gemiddelde borreldeursnee (D32), gasvertraging (gas holdup) (πœ€), die oppervlakte van die koppelvlak (π‘Ž) en die suurstof massa- oordragkoΓ«ffisiΓ«nt (π‘˜πΏ) te evalueer. Een van die wyne wat gebruik is, is in twee verdeel, die een helfte waarvan met bentoniet behandel is en die ander nie. ’n Borrelkolom met ’n klip sprinkeltoestel (stone sparger) is vir die eksperimente gebruik. Die ontgassingsprosedure (gassing out) en ’n tweede-orde model is gebruik om π‘˜πΏ π‘Ž te bepaal. Borrel beelding (imaging) is gedoen om die oppervlakte van die koppelvlak, en gevolglik die π‘˜πΏ, te bepaal. Tydens suurstofdesorpsie in die wyn het die π‘˜πΏ π‘Ž-waardes tussen 0.0125 s-1 en 0.0275 s-1 gewissel, afhangend van die wyn. Die π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž-waarde tydens suurstofdesorpsie met ’n 10% etanoloplossing was 0.0275 s1. Die toevoeging van ’n klein hoeveelheid gliserol aan hierdie stelsel het die π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž tot 0.0225 s-1 verminder. Verdere toevoegings van organiese sure het nie die π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž geaffekteer nie, terwyl die toevoeging van proteΓ―en in die vorm van BSA en gis-ekstrak die π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž tot ongeveer 0.0175 s-1 verminder het. Die π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž tydens suurstofdesorpsie in ’n wyn wat proteΓ―en-onstabiel was, het verbeter van 0.009 s1 tot 0.015 s1 nΓ‘ behandeling met bentoniet. Tydens desorpsie was daar geen betekenisvolle verandering in die D32 en in die oppervlakte van die koppelvlak tussen stelsels wat wyn of model-wynoplossings bevat het nie. Gevolglik kon die verskille in die π‘˜πΏπ‘Ž-waardes almal aan verskille in die π‘˜πΏ toegeskryf word. Tydens suurstofdesorpsie was die π‘˜πΏ-waardes in die verskillende wyne tussen 0.015 en 0.045 mm/s. Die π‘˜πΏ-waardes was tussen 0.03 en 0.04 mm/s in ’n 10% etanoloplossing, asook in die model- wynoplossings wat gliserol en organiese sure bevat het. Die π‘˜πΏ-waardes het met tussen 0.02 en 0.03 mm/s gedaal met die toevoeging van proteΓ―en aan die model-wynoplossing. Die behandeling van ’n wyn wat proteΓ―en-onstabiel was met bentoniet het die π‘˜πΏ-waarde van 0.017 mm/s tot 0.0225 mm/s verhoog. Die kombinasie van die afname van die π‘˜πΏ toe proteΓ―en by ’n model-wynoplossing gevoeg is en die verbetering van die π‘˜πΏ toe die wyn met bentoniet behandel is, suggereer dat proteΓ―ene in wyn die suurstofdesorpsie-tempo’s aansienlik beΓ―nvloed. Daar word voorgestel dat wynmakers die suurstof-π‘˜πΏ in hulle stelsel kan verbeter deur teen hoΓ«r gasvloeitempo’s te werk om die turbulensie tydens desorpsie te verhoog. Die doeltreffendste manier om die desorpsietempo te verbeter, is egter om ’n sprinkeltoestel te gebruik wat kleiner borrels produseer om sodoende die oppervlakte van die koppelvlak te vergroot. Daar word ook voorgestel dat desorpsie nΓ‘ brei uitgevoer word, aangesien die π‘˜πΏ groter sal wees. Masters 2022-03-10T20:25:22Z 2022-04-29T09:42:37Z 2022-03-10T20:25:22Z 2022-04-29T09:42:37Z 2022-04 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/124943 en_ZA Stellenbosch University xi, 116 pages : illustrations (some color) application/pdf Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University
spellingShingle Wine and wine making -- Oxidation
Desorption
Wine processing
Bubble column
Dissolved oxygen removal
Wine and wine making -- Microbiology
Wine -- Composition
Wine -- Protein content
Antioxidants
Mass transfer --Mathematical models
UCTD
Sutton, Steven
Evaluating the desorption of oxygen from wine
title Evaluating the desorption of oxygen from wine
title_full Evaluating the desorption of oxygen from wine
title_fullStr Evaluating the desorption of oxygen from wine
title_full_unstemmed Evaluating the desorption of oxygen from wine
title_short Evaluating the desorption of oxygen from wine
title_sort evaluating the desorption of oxygen from wine
topic Wine and wine making -- Oxidation
Desorption
Wine processing
Bubble column
Dissolved oxygen removal
Wine and wine making -- Microbiology
Wine -- Composition
Wine -- Protein content
Antioxidants
Mass transfer --Mathematical models
UCTD
url http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/124943
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