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publicationNumber CN-105420308-A
titleOfInvention Method for liquefying starch
abstract The invention discloses a method for liquefying starch and belongs to the field of food processing. Raw materials involved in the method include 28-32% of starch, 66-70% of water and 2% of high-temperature-resistant liquefying enzyme. In production, through improving a traditional production device and technology, in the liquefying technology of the starch, first, the starch is pretreated in a pressurized mode, in this way, the concentration of the starch paste can be increased to 30% from the original concentration (20%), and energy consumption can be reduced by about 5%. According to the method, through a blending tank, a high-pressure homogenizer and a continuous spraying liquefying device, liquefied starch is prepared through the steps of blending, high-pressure homogenizing and continuous spraying, and starch sugar is finally prepared.
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