The Farinograph Handbook

Theoretical aspects of the farinograph. Types of farinograph curves and factors affecting them. Physical factors influencing farinograms. Interpretation of the farinogram. Special uses and techniques of the farinograph. Dough rheology and the farinography. Precaution. modifications and new developments with the farinograph.

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