Diet Design and Food Processing for Bioregenerative Life Support Systems

981558

7/13/1998

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The food processing and preparation subsystem for bioregenerative lifesupport must combine food produced in-situ with resupplied food ingredients to provide a nutritionally balanced, palatable and varied diet for the station crew. We have approached these goals by developing a database of individual foods including recipe and processing information, panel acceptance data, nutritional analyses and cost estimates. Subsequently a linear programming optimization is used to select from among these foods a low-cost diet subject to constraints on nutrient content, overall acceptability, variety, and crew labor input. The database design, preliminary sensory testing results, and an optimized 1-day food list are presented..
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https://doi.org/10.4271/981558
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Hunter, J., Olabi, A., Spies, R., Rovers, A., et al., "Diet Design and Food Processing for Bioregenerative Life Support Systems," International Conference On Environmental Systems, Danvers, Massachusetts, United States, July 13, 1998, https://doi.org/10.4271/981558.
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7/13/1998
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981558
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Technical Paper
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English