Method for producing crystalline sorbitol from starch
A technology for crystallizing sorbitol and sorbitol solution, applied in the field of starch deep processing, can solve problems such as control of unfavorable process conditions, difficult product quality assurance, fluctuation of separation effect, etc., and achieves reduction of consumption cost, water saving and environmental protection effect, and simplification of production process. Effect
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[0035] Example 1: A kind of method that takes starch as raw material to produce crystalline sorbitol, it comprises the following steps:
[0036] S1. Starch sizing: add water at 30°C to the starch for sizing, control the concentration of the starch milk after sizing to 15 degrees Baume, add lye to make the pH of the starch milk 5;
[0037]S2. Liquefaction: Add high-temperature-resistant α-amylase to the starch milk after step S1 sizing, put it into a continuous liquefier for liquefaction, the number of liquefaction is twice, and the injection temperature for the first liquefaction is controlled to be 100 °C, the injection temperature of the second liquefaction is 130 °C, the DE value of liquefaction to glucose is 13%, and the dry matter percentage concentration of the liquefaction liquid is 30%; Add 0.3L of high temperature resistant α-amylase with an enzyme activity of 20000u / ml to the starch meter;
[0038] S3. Saccharification: Cool down the liquefied liquid to 55°C, adjus...
Embodiment 2
[0048] Example 2: A kind of method that takes starch as raw material to produce crystalline sorbitol, it comprises the following steps:
[0049] S1. Starch sizing: add water at 40°C to the starch for sizing, control the concentration of the starch milk after sizing to 25 degrees Baume, add lye to make the pH of the starch milk 6;
[0050] S2. Liquefaction: Add high-temperature-resistant α-amylase to the starch milk after step S1 sizing, put it into a continuous liquefier for liquefaction, the number of liquefaction is twice, and the injection temperature for the first liquefaction is controlled to be 115 °C, the injection temperature for the second liquefaction is 150 °C, the DE value of liquefaction to glucose is 17%, and the dry matter percentage concentration of the liquefaction liquid is 35%; Add 0.5L of high temperature resistant α-amylase with an enzyme activity of 20000u / ml to the starch meter;
[0051] S3. Saccharification: Cool down the liquefied liquid to 65°C, ad...
Embodiment 3
[0061] Example 3: A kind of method that takes starch as raw material to produce crystalline sorbitol, it comprises the following steps:
[0062] S1. Starch sizing: add water at 34°C to the starch for sizing, control the concentration of the starch milk after sizing to 18 degrees Baume, add lye to make the pH of the starch milk 5.3;
[0063] S2. Liquefaction: Add high-temperature-resistant α-amylase to the starch milk after step S1 sizing, put it into a continuous liquefier for liquefaction, the number of times of liquefaction is two times, and the injection temperature for the first liquefaction is controlled to be 105 °C, the injection temperature for the second liquefaction is 138 °C, the DE value of liquefaction to glucose is 15%, and the dry matter percentage concentration of the liquefaction liquid is 32%; Add 0.4L of high temperature resistant α-amylase with an enzyme activity of 20000u / ml to the starch meter;
[0064] S3. Saccharification: Cool down the liquefied liq...
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