In the present study the cryoconcentration of orange juice was investigated, using a pilot plant unit for cryconcentration of liquids using a cold surface. The evolution in time of the concentration of solids in the juice and in the ice was analyzed during the process. It was found that the concentration of solids in the juice showed a linear increase in time at a rate of 0.75 °Brix/h until a final concentration of 28.8 °Brix. The concentration of solutes in the ice showed an exponential increase.
