Preparation method and application of low-temperature dissolving agar
A low-temperature dissolution, agar technology, applied in the application, dairy products, milk preparations and other directions, can solve the problems of agar gel strength decrease, consumption of large energy and time, agar high dissolution temperature, etc., to reduce the reduction of gel strength. , the effect of saving energy and time, and improving production efficiency
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Embodiment 1
[0037] Embodiment 1: the selection of homogeneous pressure:
[0038] Disperse the agar in water, the temperature of the water is 50°C, and the agar addition ratio is 3% of the water quality. Different pressures will produce different results. After high-pressure homogeneous modification, the powder is collected by spray drying. When the high-pressure homogeneous pressure is at 10Mpa, 20Mpa and 30Mpa, the agar obtained does not produce gel after cooling; when the homogeneous pressure is above 40Mpa, the agar obtained forms gel after cooling, the results are shown in figure 1 .
[0039] from figure 1 It can be seen that the strength of agar gel increases with the increase of homogeneous pressure, and reaches the maximum value when it reaches 70Mpa, and then with the increase of homogeneous pressure, the strength of agar gel does not change much. When the homogeneous pressure is 65Mpa, the gel strength is 880g / cm 2 , when the homogeneous pressure is 70Mpa, the gel strength ri...
Embodiment 2
[0042] Example 2: Transmission Electron Microscopy Assisted Determination of Homogeneous Pressure:
[0043] The state of agar in solution can be clearly observed by transmission electron microscopy, and the influence of different homogenization pressures on the state of agar in solution can be understood, providing a theoretical basis for choosing a suitable homogenization pressure.
[0044] The modified agar is in the form of spherical vesicles in the solution (without forming a gel), and some of the spheres are bonded together. This is because part of the agar in the supernatant after stirring the agar at room temperature is not completely dispersed and aggregated into a pile. ; When observing, try to find a single agar ball without other influences to take pictures.
[0045] Unprocessed agar exists in a spherical shape with a diameter of about 1600nm in the solution, and the diameter of 30Mpa homogeneous agar in the solution is 1200nm. The pressure reduces the diameter of ...
Embodiment 3
[0046] Embodiment 3: the selection of spray drying conditions:
[0047]Disperse the agar in water, the temperature of the water is 50°C, the proportion of agar added is 3% of the water quality, and the homogeneous pressure is 70Mpa. Table 1 shows the parameters of each experimental group for spray drying. According to the parameters of each experimental group in this table, spray drying experiments are carried out to determine the final conditions of spray drying.
[0048] The moisture content of the agar powder obtained by the first group (inlet air temperature 160 ℃, exhaust air temperature 80 ℃) was 11.4%, the dispersion of agar powder was not good, and the particles were finer; the second group (inlet air temperature 160 ℃, exhaust air temperature temperature 70°C) and the third group (inlet temperature 160°C, exhaust temperature 60°C), the agar powder obtained was damp, and some agar powder even stuck together and was not completely dried; because the water content of the...
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