Resource recycling method and product thereof
A technology for resource recovery and tea residues, applied in application, organic fertilizer, climate change adaptation, etc., can solve problems such as difficult profitability, inability to purchase equipment, and complicated tannin determination, achieving less energy consumption and no secondary pollution. Effect
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Embodiment 1
[0028] The tea dregs that are brewed 1-3 times by themselves are used for later use.
[0029] 1) drying the recovered tea dregs in the air, with a water content of less than 20%;
[0030] 2) Separate the tea dregs from plastic, rubber, metal and glass impurities by wind separator;
[0031] 3) randomly sampling the sorted tea dregs, and punching the tea dregs obtained by sampling into tea bricks with a length, width and height of 5, 4, and 3 cm, respectively, through a mold and a punching machine;
[0032] 4) Put the tea bricks into the electric cooking pot, and put 4 tea bricks per liter of water;
[0033] 5) After boiling for more than 20 minutes, take 10 ml of tea soup for oxalic acid identification;
[0034] 6) All tea dregs are made into tea bricks for standby after identification;
[0035] 7) smear sulfur on the tea brick outer surface that step 6) obtains;
[0036] Wherein step 5) the method for oxalic acid identification is: 0.5 gram of starch (amylose) is dissolved...
Embodiment 2
[0039] The tea dregs that have been brewed by themselves for more than 30 minutes are used for later use.
[0040] 1) drying the recovered tea dregs in the air, with a water content of less than 20%;
[0041] 2) Separate the tea dregs from plastic, rubber, metal and glass impurities by wind separator;
[0042] 3) randomly sampling the sorted tea dregs, and punching the tea dregs obtained by sampling into tea bricks with a length, width and height of 5, 4, and 3 cm, respectively, through a mold and a punching machine;
[0043] 4) Put the tea bricks into the electric cooking pot, and put 4 tea bricks per liter of water;
[0044] 5) After boiling for more than 20 minutes, take 10 ml of tea soup for oxalic acid identification;
[0045] 6) If the identification fails, a special tea brick for comparison is made, and the surface is also coated with sulfur powder;
[0046] Wherein step 5) the method for identifying oxalic acid is: 0.5 gram of starch (amylose) is dissolved in the 10...
Embodiment 3
[0048] Recycle the tea dregs for later use.
[0049] 1) drying the recovered tea dregs in the air, with a water content of less than 20%;
[0050] 2) Separate the tea dregs from plastic, rubber, metal and glass impurities by wind separator;
[0051] 3) randomly sampling the sorted tea dregs, and punching the tea dregs obtained by sampling into tea bricks with a length, width and height of 5, 4, and 3 cm, respectively, through a mold and a punching machine;
[0052] 4) Put the tea bricks into the electric cooking pot, and put 4 tea bricks per liter of water;
[0053] 5) After boiling for more than 20 minutes, take 10 ml of tea soup for oxalic acid identification;
[0054] 6) all tea dregs are made into tea bricks for subsequent use if the identification is passed;
[0055] 7) smear sulfur on the tea brick outer surface that step 6) obtains;
[0056] Wherein step 5) the method for oxalic acid identification is: 0.5 gram of starch (amylose) is dissolved in the 10 milliliters ...
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