Dry water plant powder preparing method

Abstract

The invention discloses a preparation method of the dry powder of aquatic plants. fresh aquatic plants collected are cut into pieces, scalded and potched to be deactivated, dehydrated through permeation, pulped, filtered, dried, measured and packed, thus dry powder of aquatic plants is obtained.. The preparation method can be carried out in moderate conditions with low energy consumption and suitability for mass industrial production. Compared with the prior preparation method of the dry powder of aquatic plants, the invention has the advantages of stable quality of products, the preservation of the original flavor, colour, lustre and nutrition. The products can replace entirely or partly plant proteins such as maize, soybean meal, alfalfa powder and can be utilized as the feeding stuff for livestock, poultry and fisheries, which provides feasible measures to develop feeding stuff, brings a solution to the problem of water pollution and has promising economic and social benefits.

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Benefits of technology

This new method allows for producing high-quality water plants by reducing their power usage compared to traditional methods that require much more expensive chemicals or equipment. It also makes it easier to produce larger quantities at once without requiring significant investment costs.

Problems solved by technology

This patented describes various ways to reduce greenhouse gases emissions from crops grown at sea due to environmental factors like overfishing and lack of fertilizers during cultivating operations. Current solutions involve burning up these sources, resulting in negative side effects including soil erosion, groundwater contamination, fisheries damaging wildlife habitations, increased risk of diseases associated therewith, and threatening public safety concerns through unconventional disposers containing valuable substances called phytosanines. There is currently no feasive solution available for efficiently treating aquarium weeds without affecting beneficial microorganisms found within them.