| Summary: | It is known that the cooling of food prevents the reproduction of microflora, thus contributing to the preservation of the beneficial properties of products. Despite this, the cooling process is still the least studied stage of cold processing, which necessitates further in-depth study of the problem discussed in the article. Given the diversity and volume of processing facilities and the energy resources they consume, it is important to justify the analytical and numerical apparatus to address many engineering and plant-based cooling products of technological challenges. Below, in the article, computer-based tools are used to be different from the method used conveniently enough for practical purposes to quantify and calculate the common in production process of food freezing.
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