The liquefaction process of making syrup

2018-03-10 /Syrup Processing
production of glucose syrup from starch
Liquefaction process in starch syrup manufacturing
The liquefaction process of production of glucose syrup from starch

Liquefaction process is one of the most important part of the whole starch syrup production line and let's take a look at the following:
Put the starches slurry into the mixing tank. Sometimes you will find mixing tank surface with brown floater, it is likely to be excessively high protein content. It will cause high dosage of activated carbon, increasing the load of ion exchange, and reducing the service life of ion-exchange resin, so we must ensure that the starch milk protein content is below 0.5%.
production of glucose syrup from starch
Production of glucose syrup from starch
In order to make full use of the mother liquor, the part starch milk can be recycled in the mixing slurry process, and the normal return amount can reach up to 2/3. The overuse will affect the quality. Average concentration is 35% - 36%. Mixing temperature is 29 ℃-34 ℃. Then putting starch slurry into the ejector, large and medium-sized enterprises flow rate is 25-40 m3 / h; steam pressure is 0.4 Mpa; liquefied liquid temperature is 99 ℃. After that entering the laminar flow tank for heat preservation of 60 minutes, and then into maintaining tank. Put the liquefied liquid into the second ejector. The steam injection pressure control is 0.2 Mpa; the temperature control is 130℃ to 134.6℃. Liquefied liquid will come into the high temperature maintain tank and then secondary flash cooling tank. The liquid temperature lower 64℃ to 60℃ to neutralize, then coming into the neutralization tank, adjusting the pH value to 4.4-4.5 for preparing glycosylated.

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