Method for continuously preparing inulin and pectin by using jerusalem artichoke and/or endives
A technology of chicory and Jerusalem artichoke, applied in the field of continuous preparation of inulin and pectin by using Jerusalem artichoke and/or chicory, which can solve the problems of not using water-soluble pectin, increasing production cost, increasing drying process, etc., and achieving pectin yield Effects of increasing and reducing production energy consumption and reducing production costs
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[0024] Weigh 100kg of fresh Jerusalem artichoke, wash, peel and crush, add 3‰ sodium bisulfite solution in the process of crushing, and then send it to the belt press to obtain Jerusalem artichoke juice A and Jerusalem artichoke residue A. Add 50L of pure water to residue A and squeeze again, press and filter to obtain Jerusalem artichoke juice B and Jerusalem artichoke residue B, combine juice A and juice B and juice C, and add Ca(OH) 2 When the solid powder reaches PH=10, stir for 30 minutes at 60℃, then pass in CO 2 After the gas reaches pH=7.0, filter residue and juice D are obtained. The juice D is concentrated by nanofiltration to obtain a concentrated solution A with an inulin concentration of 20%. The concentrated solution A is desalted by ion exchange resin and spray-dried to obtain 11kg of white inulin powder. . Add 10L of acidified ethanol solution to the filter residue, wash at 60°C for 30min, centrifuge to obtain pectin precipitate A, and wash with...
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[0026] Weigh 150kg of fresh Jerusalem artichoke, and add 4‰ NaHSO during the process of washing, peeling, and crushing. 3 The solution is then sent to a belt squeezer to obtain Jerusalem artichoke juice A and Jerusalem artichoke residue A. Add 80L of pure water to Jerusalem artichoke residue A and squeeze again. Press and filter to obtain Jerusalem artichoke juice B and Jerusalem artichoke residue B. Combine juice A and juice B. Obtain juice C, heat up juice C to 75°C, add Ca(OH) 2 The solid powder reaches PH=10, after stirring for 30 minutes, pass in CO 2 The gas is adjusted to PH=7.0, and the filter residue and juice D are obtained by filtration. The juice D is concentrated by nanofiltration to obtain a concentrated solution A of inulin concentration of 25%. The concentrated solution A is desalted by ion exchange resin and spray-dried to obtain 17 kg of white inulin powder. 15L of acidified ethanol solution was added to the filter residue, washed at 70°C for 3...
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[0028] Weigh 100kg of fresh chicory, wash and crush, add 5‰ citric acid solution during the crushing process, then send it to a belt press to obtain chicory juice A and chicory residue A, and add 100L of pure chicory residue to chicory residue A. Squeeze the water again and filter to obtain chicory juice B and chicory residue B. Combine juice A and juice B to obtain juice C. Heat up juice C to 80°C and add Ca(OH) 2 The solid powder reaches PH=10, after stirring for 30 minutes, pass in CO 2 Gas to PH=7.0, filter residue and juice D. The juice D was concentrated by nanofiltration to obtain a 30% concentrated inulin concentration A. The concentrated solution A was desalted by ion exchange resin and spray dried to obtain 12.5 kg of white inulin powder. Add 10L of acidified ethanol solution to the filter residue, wash at 50°C for 30min, centrifuge to obtain pectin precipitate A, and wash with 70% ethanol 3 times. Add 75L of pure water to the chicory residue B, adju...
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