Aquilaria sinensis reconstituted tobacco preparation method used in laboratory by adopting sandwich method
A technology of reconstituted tobacco leaves and laboratory, applied in the direction of tobacco, application and treatment of tobacco, can solve the problems of many fine fibers of agarwood pulp, low utilization rate of raw materials, poor pulping performance, etc., so as to improve the retention rate and utilization rate. , high application value, and the effect of improving quality
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[0019] Extract the pulverized Agarwood leaves with 55% volume ratio ethanol aqueous solution as a solvent, the ratio of solid to liquid is 1:8, the extracted solid phase is used for pulping, and the liquid phase is concentrated to a density of 1.15g / cm 3 Agarwood concentrated liquid, reconstituted tobacco leaf raw materials (including tobacco stems, tobacco leaf fragments and wood pulp, the ratio is 35:65:11) is extracted once with water as solvent at a solid-liquid ratio of 1:8, after solid-liquid separation, solid-liquid The phase part uses water as a solvent for secondary extraction at a solid-liquid ratio of 1:6. The solid phase after the secondary extraction is used for pulping. The primary and secondary liquid phases are combined and concentrated to a density of 1.18 with a rotary evaporator. g / cm 3 tobacco concentrate;
[0020] Pulping: Pulping the solid phase part after extracting the agarwood leaves to a beating degree of 40°SR to obtain an agarwood slurry; extractin...
Embodiment 2
[0025] The crushed agarwood is extracted with 60% volume ratio ethanol aqueous solution as a solvent, the ratio of solid to liquid is 1:10, the extracted solid phase is used for pulping, and the liquid phase is concentrated to a density of 1.20g / cm 3 Agarwood concentrated liquid, reconstituted tobacco leaf raw materials (including tobacco stems, tobacco leaf fragments and wood pulp, the ratio is 40:60:11) is extracted once with water as solvent at a solid-liquid ratio of 1:7, after solid-liquid separation, solid-liquid The phase part uses water as the solvent for the second extraction with a solid-liquid ratio of 1:7. The solid phase after the second extraction is used for pulping. The primary and secondary liquid phase parts are combined and concentrated to a density of 1.18g with a rotary evaporator. / cm 3 tobacco concentrate;
[0026] Pulping: Pulping the solid phase part after extracting the agarwood leaves to a beating degree of 38°SR to obtain an agarwood slurry; extrac...
Embodiment 3
[0031] The crushed agarwood is extracted with 60% volume ratio ethanol aqueous solution as a solvent, the ratio of solid to liquid is 1:6, the extracted solid phase is used for pulping, and the liquid phase is concentrated to a density of 1.18g / cm 3 Agarwood concentrated liquid, reconstituted tobacco leaf raw materials (including tobacco stems, tobacco leaf fragments and wood pulp, the ratio is 45:55:11) is extracted once with water as solvent at a solid-liquid ratio of 1:7, after solid-liquid separation, solid-liquid The phase part uses water as the solvent for the second extraction with a solid-liquid ratio of 1:7. The solid phase after the second extraction is used for pulping. The primary and secondary liquid phase parts are combined and concentrated to a density of 1.18g with a rotary evaporator. / cm 3 tobacco concentrate;
[0032] Pulping: Pulping the solid phase part after extracting the agarwood leaves to a beating degree of 38°SR to obtain an agarwood slurry; extract...
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