Application of begass on cigarette production aspect and preparation method of begass reconstruction tobacco leaves
A technology of reconstituted tobacco leaves and bagasse, which is applied in the field of cigarette production, can solve problems such as restrictions, achieve the effects of reducing consumption, solving resource waste and environmental pollution problems, and solving raw material demand problems
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[0040] Embodiment 1 Preparation of reconstituted tobacco leaves made from bagasse and wood pulp fiber
[0041] Bagasse comes from the residues extracted from sugarcane pressing in sugar factories; tobacco powder, tobacco stems and wood pulp fibers are directly purchased by the chip factory, and are conventional commercially available tobacco powder, tobacco stems and wood pulp fibers. In the present embodiment, with a pulverizing device, 35 kg of bagasse is first crushed, the crushed slag is mixed with water, and the cortical part of the slag and the medulla part of the slag are collected respectively through a vibrating sieve with an aperture of 1 square centimeter. Obtain 35kg sugarcane cortex insoluble slag (non-drying) and 10kg medulla insoluble slag (non-drying) after filtering out moisture;
[0042] Take 50kg of tobacco powder as a raw material, add 10kg of medulla insoluble slag in the previous step, add 300kg of water, extract with conventional equipment at 80°C for 30...
Embodiment 2
[0050] Embodiment 2 Preparation of Bagasse-made Reconstituted Tobacco Leaf
[0051] The preparation method flow chart of the reconstituted tobacco leaf described in this embodiment is as attached figure 1 shown.
[0052] Bagasse comes from the residue extracted from sugarcane pressing in sugar factories; tobacco powder, tobacco stems and wood pulp fibers are directly purchased by tobacco flake factories, and are conventional commercially available tobacco powder, tobacco stems and wood pulp fibers. In the present embodiment, with a crushing device, first 30 kg bagasse is crushed, the crushed slag is mixed with water, and the cortex part slag and the medulla part slag are collected respectively through a vibrating screen groove with an aperture of 1 square centimeter. Obtain 30kg sugarcane cortex insoluble slag (non-drying) and 8kg medulla insoluble slag (non-drying) after filtering out moisture;
[0053] Take 60kg of tobacco powder as a raw material, add 8kg of medulla insol...
Embodiment 3
[0060] Embodiment 3 Preparation of bagasse-made reconstituted tobacco leaves
[0061] Bagasse comes from the residues extracted from sugarcane pressing in sugar factories; tobacco powder, tobacco stems and wood pulp fibers are directly purchased by the chip factory, and are conventional commercially available tobacco powder, tobacco stems and wood pulp fibers. In the present embodiment, with a pulverizing device, 45 kg of bagasse is first crushed, the crushed slag is mixed with water, and the cortical part of the slag and the medulla part of the slag are collected respectively through a vibrating sieve with an aperture of 1 square centimeter. Obtain 45kg sugarcane cortex insoluble slag (non-drying) and 12kg medulla insoluble slag (non-drying) after filtering out moisture;
[0062] Take 61kg of tobacco powder as a raw material, add 12kg of medulla insoluble slag in the previous step, add 365kg of water, extract with conventional equipment at 80°C for 30min, and obtain 338kg of ...
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