Sugar refining technology for premature-falling apples
A technology for apples and fruit drop, applied in sucrose production, sugar production, sugar juice purification, etc., can solve the problems of unsuitable planting in northern regions, high cost, waste of resources, etc., achieve significant economic and social benefits, and realize recycling and the effect of development and reduction of production investment cost
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[0022] A sugar-making process for apple falling fruit, comprising the following steps:
[0023] 1) Pretreatment of apple falling fruit: cut apple falling fruit into 2mm thick slices through a slicer;
[0024] 2) Pressing: the apple falling fruit slices obtained in step 1) are transported to a press, and the press includes a press cavity, a first helical blade for conveying in the press cavity, and a rotation direction of the first helical blade. In contrast to the second helical blade for pressing, the apple falling fruit slices are pushed toward the second helical blade by the first helical blade, and the apple falling fruit juice contained in the apple falling fruit slices is squeezed under the action of the second helical blade. Pressed out, the squeezed apple falling fruit juice flows out from the sieve holes set on the cavity wall of the press and is collected into the first container. A pressing roller at the outlet of the press squeezes again, and the apple fall juice ...
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