Crystalline glucose producing process based on whole membrane method
A technology for crystallized glucose and its manufacturing method, which is applied in the field of glucose, can solve the problems of not forming a crystallized glucose production process, and achieve the effects of saving equipment investment and operating costs, reducing production costs, and simplifying the process flow
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[0034] 1. Starch liquefaction: Mix 500Kg of raw starch with 1100Kg of water to prepare a 31% starch emulsion, then sterilize at 110-115°C to prepare a liquid starch emulsion for glucose production. Add α-high temperature liquefied amylase to the liquid starch material emulsion, and then hydrolyze it into a liquefied starch solution with a DE value (glucose value) of 14% to 25% (containing polysaccharides, dextrins, etc.).
[0035] 2. Saccharification: Cool the liquefied starch solution prepared in step 1 with a DE value (glucose value) between 14% and 25% to 35-38°C, then add compound glucoamylase and perform enzymatic hydrolysis under this temperature condition The liquefied starch solution was further enzymatically hydrolyzed into glucose. After 48 hours of enzymatic hydrolysis, the DE value of the saccharification solution was measured (or continuously measured) every 0.5 h. After 52 hours of enzymatic hydrolysis, when the DE value reached 98%, the enzymatic hydrolysis proc...
Embodiment 2
[0042] 1. Starch liquefaction: Mix 750Kg of raw starch with 1400Kg of water to prepare a 35% starch emulsion, then sterilize at 115°C to prepare a liquid starch emulsion for glucose production. Add α-high temperature liquefied amylase to the liquid starch material emulsion, and undergo a high-pressure injection of a liquefaction injector and a continuous liquefaction reaction with enzyme twice to hydrolyze it into polysaccharides and pastes with a DE value (glucose value) of 14% to 25%. Jing and so on.
[0043] 2. Saccharification: Cool the liquefied starch solution prepared in step 1 with a DE value (glucose value) between 14% and 25% to 40-42°C, then add compound glucoamylase and perform enzymatic hydrolysis under this temperature condition The liquefied starch solution was further enzymatically hydrolyzed into glucose. After 48 hours of enzymatic hydrolysis, the DE value of the saccharification solution was measured (or continuously measured) every 0.5 h. After 49 hours of ...
Embodiment 3
[0050] 1. Starch liquefaction: Mix 500Kg of raw starch with 1100Kg of water to prepare a 31% starch emulsion, then sterilize at 115°C to prepare a liquid starch emulsion for glucose production. Add high-temperature liquefied amylase to the liquid starch emulsion, and undergo a high-pressure injection of a liquefaction injector and a second continuous liquefaction reaction with enzymes to hydrolyze it into polysaccharides and dextrins with a DE value (glucose value) of 14% to 25%. Wait.
[0051] 2. Saccharification: Cool the liquefied starch solution prepared in step 1 with a DE value (glucose value) between 14% and 25% to 42-45°C, then add compound glucoamylase and perform enzymatic hydrolysis under this temperature condition The liquefied starch solution was further enzymatically hydrolyzed into glucose. After 48 hours of enzymatic hydrolysis, the DE value of the saccharification solution was measured (or continuously measured) every 0.5 h. After 61 hours, when the measured D...
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