Fresh flower non-destructive low-temperature extraction process
A non-destructive, fresh flower technology, applied in the direction of climate sustainability, fat production, energy-saving heating/cooling, etc., can solve the problems of degraded aroma, degraded quality of flower liquid, destruction, etc., to improve quality, ensure quality and aroma, Avoid churn effects
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[0026] A non-destructive low-temperature extraction process for fresh flowers, comprising the following steps:
[0027] Step 1, flower collection: collect flowers with mature and complete leaves;
[0028] Step 2. Pretreatment: The collected fresh flowers are sprayed, rinsed, dedusted and decontaminated, and then disinfected. After disinfection, the fresh flowers are lightly rubbed to break the skin;
[0029] Step 3. Preparation of the extraction environment: prepare the extraction device, first clean the extraction device, then sterilize it with ultraviolet radiation, place the fresh flowers in the extraction device, and then seal the extraction device;
[0030] Step 4. Low-temperature cold air treatment: After the sealed space is formed, the extraction device is connected to the heat pump system, and the petals of the flowers are extracted by low-temperature cold air. The cold air generated by the heat pump volatilizes the original liquid contained in the flowers into wet gas...
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