Method for preparing wheat-drawn protein by twin-screw high-humidity extrusion and wheat-drawn protein
A technology of wheat drawn protein and twin-screw extrusion, which is used in food extrusion, vegetable protein processing, food ingredients containing inorganic compounds, etc. The problem of long water time, etc., achieves the effect of being conducive to large-scale production and application, good puffing effect, and remarkable drawing effect.
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[0066] Embodiment 1: the gluten powder that takes by weighing 44.75kg, the wheat starch of 5kg and the sodium pyrophosphate of 0.25kg are placed in agitator and mix homogeneously, sub-pack stand-by. Put the mixed material into the solid feeder of the twin-screw extruder, and turn on the agitator for secondary mixing. With specially assembled screws. Before starting the machine, preheat the extruder to raise the temperature. Starting from the second zone, the heating temperature of the five zones is set to: 60°C, 90°C, 120°C, 140°C, 155°C. When the temperature rises to the set temperature and the die head temperature reaches 100°C, turn on the oil pump and start the machine to enter the start-up phase. Start the liquid feeding pump, the amount of water added is 55%, and the water temperature is normal temperature. The solid feed rate is 20kg / h, and the screw speed is 100rpm. As the material passes through the die and comes out of the die, gradually increase the feed rate and ...
Embodiment 2
[0067] Embodiment 2: take by weighing the gluten powder of 44.75kg, the wheat starch of 5kg and the sodium tripolyphosphate of 0.25kg, the sodium hexametaphosphate of 0.25kg are placed in agitator and mix homogeneously, sub-pack stand-by. Put the mixed material into the solid feeder of the twin-screw extruder, and turn on the agitator for secondary mixing. With specially assembled screws. Before starting the machine, preheat the extruder to raise the temperature. Starting from the second zone, the heating temperature of the five zones is set to: 60°C, 90°C, 120°C, 150°C, 160°C. When the temperature rises to the set temperature and the die head temperature reaches 100°C, turn on the oil pump and start the machine to enter the start-up phase. Start the liquid feeding pump, the amount of water added is 55%, and the water temperature is normal temperature. The solid feed rate is 19kg / h, and the screw speed is 100rpm. As the material passes through the die and comes out of the di...
Embodiment 3
[0068]Embodiment 3: take by weighing the gluten powder of 44.75kg, the sodium bicarbonate of the wheat starch of 5kg, 0.25kg sodium tripolyphosphate 0.25kg is placed in agitator and mix homogeneously, pack and stand-by. With specially assembled screws. Put the mixed material into the solid feeder of the twin-screw extruder, and turn on the agitator for secondary mixing. Before the machine enters the start-up stage, the extruder is preheated and heated up. Starting from the second zone, the heating temperature of the five zones is set to: 60°C, 90°C, 120°C, 135°C, 155°C. When the temperature rises to the set temperature and the die head temperature reaches 100°C, turn on the oil pump and start the machine to enter the start-up phase. Start the liquid feeding pump, the amount of water added is 55%, and the water temperature is normal temperature. The solid feed rate is 18kg / h, and the screw speed is 100rpm. As the material passes through the die and comes out of the die, gradu...
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