Food oil absorption material based on cellulose-based material as well as preparation method and application thereof
An oil-absorbing material, cellulose-based technology, applied in the field of food oil-absorbing materials and its preparation, can solve the problems of poor oil absorption capacity, poor hydrophobicity, oil leakage, etc., and achieve the effect of improving psychological acceptance
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[0030] A food oil-absorbing material based on cellulose-based materials, including an outer filter structure, a middle layer anti-leakage structure and an inner layer oil-absorbing structure,
[0031] From outside to inside, food oil-absorbing materials are the outer filter structure, the middle layer anti-leakage structure and the inner layer oil-absorbing structure.
[0032] The oil-absorbing structure of the inner layer adopts a mixture of corn stalks, dried okara powder and monoethylene glycol, wherein the weight ratio of okara to monoethylene glycol is (20-25):1, and the weight ratio of corn stalks to the total weight of okara and monoethylene glycol is 1:(3-5),
[0033] The middle leak-proof structure adopts inorganic membrane,
[0034] The outer filter structure adopts mesh cloth, and the outer filter structure is a single-layer structure or a multi-layer structure.
[0035] The middle leak-proof structure adopts stainless steel sintered film, and the thickness of the...
Embodiment 2
[0040] A food oil-absorbing material based on cellulose-based materials, including an outer filter structure, a middle layer anti-leakage structure and an inner layer oil-absorbing structure,
[0041] From outside to inside, food oil-absorbing materials are the outer filter structure, the middle layer anti-leakage structure and the inner layer oil-absorbing structure.
[0042] The oil-absorbing structure of the inner layer adopts a mixture of corn stalks, dried okara powder and monoethylene glycol, wherein the weight ratio of okara to monoethylene glycol is (20-25):1, and the weight ratio of corn stalks to the total weight of okara and monoethylene glycol is 1:(3-5),
[0043] The middle leak-proof structure adopts inorganic membrane,
[0044] The outer filter structure adopts mesh cloth, and the outer filter structure is a single-layer structure or a multi-layer structure.
[0045] The middle leak-proof structure adopts stainless steel sintered film, and the thickness of the...
Embodiment 3
[0051] The preparation method of food oil-absorbing material: carry out according to the following steps:
[0052] Step 1, the processing process of corn stalks is: using corn stalks as raw materials, extracting cellulose from corn stalks through pretreatment, and then chemically modifying the extracted cellulose with acetic anhydride to obtain processed corn stalks;
[0053] Step 2, the processing process of dried okara powder is as follows: dry okara waste to prepare dried okara, then prepare primary dry okara powder through ultrafine pulverization process, and finally add 25-30% mass fraction to the primary dry okara powder % food-grade CMC is used as a binding agent to obtain dry okara powder at last;
[0054] Step 3, after mixing the processed corn stalks, processed dry okara powder and monoethylene glycol in a certain proportion, the weight ratio of okara to monoethylene glycol is (20-25):1, and the corn stalk and okara powder and The weight ratio of monoethylene glycol...
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