Method for producing shredded tobacco of cigarette using cabo
A technology for tobacco stems and shredded tobacco, which is applied in the field of producing cigarette shredded tobacco by using tobacco stems, can solve the problems of destroying tobacco components, large odor damage, and low product quality, and achieves the improvement of the quality of shredded tobacco, the simple and easy process, and the reduction of miscellaneous gas. effect of influence
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[0019] A method for producing shredded tobacco from tobacco stems, comprising the following steps:
[0020] First, soak the tobacco stems in a hot water solution at 70°C for 1 hour. The liquid ratio of the tobacco stems to water is 1:5.
[0021] Secondly, the wet tobacco stems taken out after soaking are grinded into shreds with a wire splitter. The strength of the mechanical force of the wire splitter is 1:4 according to the compression ratio of raw materials; the tobacco stems are extruded again while squeezing the shreds. All the filtrates are collected and mixed with the filtrate of soaked tobacco stems to prepare for reuse after concentration.
[0022] Again, stir with a disperser to loosen the pulp mass and pulp spherical tobacco fiber formed after grinding and splitting into a single fiber, and form a curved shape. The moisture in the wet tobacco stem shreds is 70%, and the stirring speed of the disperser is 750 rpm.
[0023] The fourth step is to carry out vacuum con...
Embodiment 2
[0029] A method for producing shredded tobacco from tobacco stems, comprising the following steps:
[0030] First, soak the tobacco stems in a hot water solution at 60°C for 1.5 hours. The liquid ratio of the tobacco stems to water is 1:4.5.
[0031] Secondly, the wet tobacco stems taken out after soaking are grinded into shreds with a wire splitter. The strength of the mechanical force of the wire splitter is 1:3 according to the compression ratio of raw materials; the tobacco stems are extruded again while squeezing the shreds. All the filtrates are collected and mixed with the filtrate of soaked tobacco stems to prepare for reuse after concentration.
[0032] Again, stir with a disperser to loosen the pulp agglomerates and pulp spherical tobacco fibers formed after grinding and splitting into a single fiber, and form a curved shape. The moisture of the dispersed wet tobacco stems is 72.5%, and the stirring speed of the disperser is 800 rpm.
[0033] The fourth step is to ...
Embodiment 3
[0039] A method for producing shredded tobacco from tobacco stems, comprising the following steps:
[0040] First, soak the tobacco stems in a hot water solution at 50°C for 2 hours. The liquid ratio of the tobacco stems to water is 1:4.
[0041] Secondly, the wet tobacco stems taken out after soaking are grinded into shreds with a wire splitter. The strength of the mechanical force of the wire splitter is 1:3.5 according to the compression ratio of raw materials; the tobacco stems are extruded again while squeezing the shreds. All the filtrates are collected and mixed with the filtrate of soaked tobacco stems to prepare for reuse after concentration.
[0042] Again, stir with a disperser to loosen the pulp agglomerates and pulp spherical tobacco fibers formed after grinding and splitting into a single fiber, and form a curved shape, disperse the moisture of wet tobacco stems to 75%, and the stirring speed of the disperser is 850 rpm.
[0043] The fourth step is to carry out...
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