Method for preparing heat-sensitive moisture-retaining central line filter stick of cigarette

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for preparing a heat-sensitive moisture-retaining central line filter stick of a cigarette. The method comprises the following steps of: mixing sodium alginate, methylcellulose and hydroxymethyl cellulose, then adding a bonder in an amount which is 1 to 10 percent based ,on the weight of the mixture to obtain an inclusion, mixing 7-10 parts of humectant and 5-10 parts of inclusion uniformly, and standing for 30 minutes to obtain a micro-capsule prebonded body; adding the micro-capsule prebonded body into a spray dryer, adjusting the spray drying pressure to be between 10 and 20MPa, and performing spray drying to obtain micro-capsule powder; and diluting the micro-capsule powder by 5 to 20 times by using diluents, wherein the obtained mixture is used for performing dip-coating on a central line of a filter stick, drying at the temperature of between 80 and 120 DEG C to obtain a moisture-retaining central line, and molding the prepared heat-sensitive moisture-retaining central line by using a filter stick molding machine to form the central line filter stick. By the method, the steady release of the humectant can be realized, and the heat-sensitive moisture-retaining central line filter stick has long storage time, can improve the aroma concentration and smoking quality of cigarettes, and can be industrially produced easily.

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AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows for better control over how harmful chemicals (humidifiers) released during cigarettes' combustion occur compared to previous methods like burning them out or storing them separately beforehand). By incorporating this special substance into filters made up of tiny particles containing an enzyme called Humphrey resin, they break down quickly at high temperatures without causing damage themselves. These filaments have been found effective in controlling odors associated with traditional cigarets used on firearms due to their ability to absorb water vapor evenly throughout its volume.

Problems solved by technology

This patents discusses how adding extra materials onto filters used inside cigarettels helps improve their taste and odors when they are burning out. While this improves overall performance, it also makes manufacturing processes complicated due to the use of multiple types of chemicals added overtime.