Method for inoculating fermented bean curd blank
A blank and fermented bean curd technology, which is applied in the field of food processing, can solve the problems of poor inoculation uniformity and affecting product quality, and achieve the effects of reducing dosage, improving production efficiency, and improving uniformity
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Embodiment 1
[0020] The cultured mucormycetes were prepared into 10 5 Bacteria liquid per mL is pumped into the diversion tank of the water curtain device, the switch of the diversion tank is turned on to form a water curtain, and the blank to be inoculated passes through the water curtain at a constant speed of 30cm / min, and the flow rate of the water curtain is 10 L / min, the outflowing bacterial suspension is collected and then pumped back to the diversion tank for reuse to save the bacterial suspension.
Embodiment 2
[0022] The cultured mucormycetes were prepared into 10 10 / mL bacterial liquid, pumped into the diversion tank of the water curtain device, and turned on the switch of the diversion tank to form a water curtain. Let the blank to be inoculated pass through the water curtain at a constant speed of 100cm / min. The flow rate of the water curtain is 0.5 liters per minute, and the outflowing bacterial suspension is collected and then pumped back to the diversion tank for reuse to save the bacterial suspension.
Embodiment 3
[0024] The cultured mucormycetes were prepared into 10 15 Each / mL bacterial liquid is pumped into the diversion tank of the water curtain device, and the switch of the diversion tank is turned on to form a water curtain. Let the blank to be inoculated pass through the water curtain at a constant speed of 50 cm / min, and the flow rate of the water curtain is 6 liters / min. The outflowing bacterial suspension is collected and then pumped back to the diversion tank for reuse to save the bacterial suspension.
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