6310 results about "Modified starch" patented technology

Cigarettes are manufactured using modified automated cigarette making apparatus. Those cigarettes possess smokable rods having paper wrapping materials having additive materials applied thereto as patterns. The additive materials, which can have the forms of liquid or paste formulations (e.g., aqueous formulations incorporating starch or modified starch), are applied to a continuous paper web on the cigarette making apparatus. The formulation is applied to the paper web using application apparatus possessing rollers a series of roller. For example, additive material is applied to the roll face of a transfer roller due to roll interaction of that transfer roller with a pick-up roller; roll interaction of the transfer roller with an application roller causes transfer of the additive material from the transfer roller to the application roller; and additive material from the application roller is transferred to the paper web that passes between the application roller and a back-up roller. A radiant dryer is used to dry the additive material that has been applied to the paper web. The radiant dryer is located on one component of a two component assembly that is used to manufacture cigarettes. A first component of the two component assembly provides a source of paper web, applies additive material to that web in a pattern and dries the paper web; while a second component receives the paper web, supplies tobacco filler and manufactures a cigarette rod from the paper web and tobacco filler. An alternate assembly system provides a source of paper web, applies additive material to that web in a pattern, dries the paper web, and winds the treated paper web on to a bobbin; and that bobbin is later used to provide a source of paper web on a cigarette making machine unrolls that bobbin, receives the treated paper web from that bobbin, supplies tobacco filler and manufactures a cigarette rod from the paper web and tobacco filler. Spectrometric techniques are used to ensure proper registration of the additive material on the cigarette rods so manufactured, and to ensure proper quality of those cigarettes.

An emulsifying system for elemental diet compositions is provided that contains a protein source that may be a extensively hydrolyzed protein, free amino acids, short-chain peptides, or a mixture thereof; a lipid source; a carbohydrate source; and an emulsifying system comprising an ocentyl succinic anhydride modified starch and an acetylated monoglyceride emulsifier. The composition may be prepared as a powder or liquid nutritional composition for formulas prepared for infant, pediatric and adult populations in need of an elemental diet. The invention provides a commercially acceptable product in terms of desired stability and physical characteristics and is particularly useful for hypoallergenic infant formula preparations.

The invention discloses an absorbable haemostatic material of a modified starch and a preparation method thereof. The haemostatic material is etherified modified starch or a composition which is formed by one or two or more than two of the etherified modified starch, cross-linked and composite modified starch, with a molecular weight of 15,000 to 2,000,000, a grain diameter of 10-1000Mu m and a water absorbency of 1 time to 100 times. The modified starch absorbable haemostatic material has the advantages that: the haemostatic material with biocompatibility is directly applied to bloody surface of wound to stop bleeding immediately, obviously increase the water absorbency and the water absorbing speed and have more viscosity and viscidity, thereby simultaneously blocking up damaged tissues and blood vessels while stopping bleeding. The haemostatic material is easy to swell or dissolve in water and after stopping bleeding, normal saline is used for washing to eliminate the haemostatic material not participating in stopping bleeding, thus reducing residues in the body, being beneficial to wound healing, and avoiding pains caused by unclosing pledget and bandage. The haemostatic material has the physical and chemical properties of stability, difficult decomposition, long guarantee period, convenient storage, high pressure resistance, low pressure resistance, high temperature resistance, low temperature resistance and difficult change.