Technology for enhancing stevia rebaudiana soaking capability by virtue of vibrating screen
A technology of stevia and vibrating sieve, which is applied in the direction of leaching sugar from sugar beets and purifying by physical methods, can solve the problems of insufficient stevia soaking, low sugar extraction efficiency, and affecting production benefits, etc., and achieve good social promotion and application, Improved immersion capacity and low equipment requirements
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[0021] A kind of technology that strengthens Stevia rebaudiana soaking ability by vibrating sieve, comprises the following steps:
[0022] Step 1: Harvesting: pick the young stevia leaves 10cm above the ground, remove the stems after drying, pack the remaining leaves into 50kg bags, and transport the leaf bags to the processing factory;
[0023] Step 2: Soaking: add about 500kg of leaves to each tank, soak in water for 6 times or more until there is no sweetness, the first three times go to the sugar solution tank for double salt precipitation, and the last three times return the water to be used as the first three times. The soaked sugar solution is subjected to coarse filtration through the outlet filter to remove leaf residue and larger particles of impurities, and the screen of the filter is 30-50 mesh;
[0024] Step 3: Separation and vibration: Load the extract to the separation column filled with Generik packing, the mass ratio of the solute in the extract to the Generik...
Embodiment 2
[0032] A kind of technology that strengthens Stevia rebaudiana soaking ability by vibrating sieve, comprises the following steps:
[0033] Step 1: Harvesting: pick the young stevia leaves 15cm above the ground, remove the stems after drying, pack the remaining leaves into 60kg bags, and transport the leaf bags to the processing factory;
[0034] Step 2: Soaking: add about 550kg of leaves to each tank, soak in water for 6 times or more until there is no sweetness, take the sugar to the double salt precipitation raw sugar solution tank for the first three times, and return the water for the first three times to use as the application solution for the first three times. The soaked sugar solution is subjected to coarse filtration through the outlet filter to remove leaf residue and larger particles of impurities, and the screen of the filter is 40 mesh;
[0035] Step 3: Separation and vibration: Load the extract to the separation column filled with Generik packing, the mass ratio ...
Embodiment 3
[0043] A kind of technology that strengthens Stevia rebaudiana soaking ability by vibrating sieve, comprises the following steps:
[0044] Step 1: Pick the young stevia leaves 20cm above the ground, remove the stems after drying, pack the remaining leaves into 70kg bags, and transport the leaf bags to the processing factory;
[0045] Step 2: Soaking: add about 600kg of leaves to each tank, soak in water for 6 times or more until there is no sweetness, the first three times go to the sugar solution tank for double salt precipitation, and the last three times return the water to use as the first three times of application solution. The soaked sugar liquid is subjected to coarse filtration through the outlet filter to remove the leaf residue and larger particles of impurities, and the screen of the filter is 50 mesh;
[0046] Step 3: Separation and vibration: Load the extract to the separation column filled with Generik packing, the mass ratio of the solute in the extract to the ...
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