Abstract:Sterilization and disinfection kinetic models of minced meat by high density CO2 with different pressure, treating temperature and exposure time were investigated. The Linear, Weibull and Log-Logistic models were used to fit the survival curves, respectively. And the fitting effect of the models was evaluated by means of the relative mean square error (RMSE) and the correlation coefficient (R2). The result showed that the disinfetion rate of bacteria increased with the increase of CO2 pressure, treating temperature and exposure time. The minimum D value(the time of 90% bacterial killed) was 4.4min at 50MPa and 75℃, the minimum ZP value( the increment of pressure causing D value decreased one log ) was 60.3 MPa at 75℃, and the minimum ZT value(the increment of temperature causing D value decreased one log ) was 30.6℃ at 50MPa. The Weibull and Log-Logistic model fits the bacterial disinfection kinetic curve better than Linear model. And analysis results of RMSE and R2 showed the Weibull model provides best fitness for the sterilization by high density CO2.