Aroma type spirit distiller grain comprehensive utilization method
A technology for the disposal of Luzhou-flavor liquor and waste, which is applied in the field of comprehensive utilization of liquor brewing waste. It can solve the problems of affecting the quality of rice husk ash, poor quality of feed, and unsold wineries, etc., and achieves low production costs and less investment in equipment. , The effect of increasing the combustion rate
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[0020] Embodiment 1 Use the method of the present invention to process Luzhou-flavor liquor waste grains
[0021] The first step is to clean up the dregs, take a certain amount of dregs, and clean up the moldy dregs, pit mud and other sundries.
[0022] The second step is drying the discarded grains, drying the cleaned discarded grains, and controlling the water content to 9%.
[0023] The third step is to grind and lose grains, adjust the feed amount and the gap between the grinding tube (the specific embodiments of the present invention all use rubber rollers as the grinding tube), so that the feed is peeled off from the rice husk, and it is advisable that the rice husk is not crushed , The grinding tube gap is about 1.2mm.
[0024] The fourth step is to sieve after grinding, a layer of sieve, the sieve aperture is 40 mesh, the sieve is 78% of the total weight, except for a small amount of grain skin, almost all are rice husks, and the burned rice husk ash contains silicon ...
Embodiment 2
[0025] Embodiment 2 Using the method of the present invention to process Luzhou-flavor liquor discarded grains
[0026] The first step is to clean up the waste, take a certain amount of waste, and clean up the moldy waste, pit mud and other sundries.
[0027] The second step is to dry the dregs, and dry the dregs after cleaning, and the moisture content of the dried dregs is 10%.
[0028] The third step is to grind and discard grains, adjust the feeding amount and the gap of the grinding tube, so that the feed is peeled off from the rice husk, and the rice husk is not crushed. The gap of the grinding tube is about 0.5mm.
[0029] The fourth step is to sieve after grinding, a layer of sieve, the sieve aperture is 60 mesh, the sieve is almost rice husk except a small amount of grain, the weight of the sieve is 81% of the total weight, and the rice husk ash after burning contains carbon dioxide Silicon 79%. The undersieve is 19% of the total, with a protein content of 25%, a st...
Embodiment 3
[0030] Embodiment 3 Using the method of the present invention to process Luzhou-flavor liquor discarded grains
[0031] The first step is to clean up the waste, take a certain amount of waste, and clean up the moldy waste, pit mud and other sundries.
[0032] The second step is to dry the dregs, and dry the dregs after cleaning, and the moisture content of the dried dregs is 10%.
[0033] The third step is to grind and discard grains, adjust the feeding amount and the gap of the grinding tube, so that the feed is peeled off from the rice husk, and the rice husk is not crushed. The gap of the grinding tube is about 0.5mm.
[0034] The fourth step is to sieve after grinding. There are two layers of sieves. The aperture of the first layer of sieve is 20 mesh, and the aperture of the second layer of sieve is 60 mesh. Rice husk ash contains 86% silicon dioxide. The sieve under 20 mesh accounted for 10% of the total weight, 16% of protein content, 30% of starch content, 5% of crud...
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