Method for detecting physical and chemical indexes of reconstituted tobacco extracting solution and tobacco extracting paste by near infrared spectrum detection paper making method

A near-infrared spectroscopy and reconstituted tobacco leaf technology is applied in the field of detection of physicochemical indexes of tobacco accessories, which can solve the problems affecting the continuity of sheet production and the uniformity and quality stability of sheet products, unable to timely and effectively guide and adjust the production process and formula, and unable to produce Process real-time quality analysis and judgment, etc., to achieve the effect of improving the utilization rate of raw materials, ensuring the production process, and stabilizing the quality control of the process
CN101710072AInactive Publication Date: 2010-05-19CHINA TOBACCO YUNNAN REMFG TOBACCO CO LTD +1

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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
CHINA TOBACCO YUNNAN REMFG TOBACCO CO LTD
Publication Date
2010-05-19
Estimated Expiration
Not applicable · inactive patent

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Abstract

The invention relates to a method for detecting physical and chemical indexes of a reconstituted tobacco extracting solution and a tobacco extracting paste by a near infrared spectrum detection paper making method, which comprises the following steps of: carrying out the detection of the physical and chemical indexes on collected samples one by one by a standard method to obtain quantitative reference data; scanning and collecting spectrums of all the samples, carrying out spectrum preprocessing for eliminating the influence of noise and baseline drift; then corresponding spectrum data to the reference data of all physical and chemical indexes obtained by the standard method one to one and establishing a quantitative model by a partial least square method and mutual verification; carrying out accuracy and reproducibility inspection and then storing the quantitative model in a computer. When the physical and chemical component content of the reconstituted tobacco extracting solution and tobacco extracting paste samples to be detected needs to be detected, the near infrared spectrum data of the samples to be detected are scanned and collected, and the physical and chemical indexes of the reconstituted tobacco extracting solution and the tobacco extracting paste in the paper making method can be detected by calling the analysis of the quantitative model. The method has rapid and accurate detection and low analyzing cost without damaging the analyzing samples and pollution.
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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a method for detecting the physical and chemical indexes of tobacco auxiliary materials, in particular to a method for detecting the conventional physical and chemical indexes of reconstituted tobacco leaf extract and tobacco paste. Background technique

[0002] Paper-making reconstituted tobacco leaves, also known as paper-making tobacco flakes, use tobacco stems, smoke foam, and low-grade tobacco leaves as raw materials. After leaching and concentration, beating, papermaking, coating and drying, etc., comprehensive utilization of extraction, separation, papermaking, and recombination technologies The high-tech tobacco products produced are close to or even better than natural tobacco leaves. Tobacco sheets produced by papermaking have the characteristics of low density, high filling value, good flexibility and processing resistance, high filamentation rate, good combustion performance, low tar release, and strong product plas...

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