Wheat Starch

Wheat starch is starch extracted from wheat, which is fermented. After soaking and grinding wheat in water, acid fermentation is carried out, so that the cells surrounding the starch granules are dissolved and the starch is easily separated. Mainly used in food as thickener, gelling agent, binder, or stabilizer, starch sugar, etc.

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一、Process Flow

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二、Process Description

 (1) Dough making: Mix flour with water in an appropriate ratio in a mixer to form a dough. After staying in the dough box for a set time, the dough enters the watering drum.

 (2) Watering the dough: wash the dough by stirring enough water in the blade in the drum; the purpose of this step is to wash the dough inside the starch.

 (3) Gluten screening: the last step of the mixture enters the flat screen. Gluten and starch are separated here.

(4) Gluten drying: The gluten on the sieve is washed, dehydrated, dried and finally crushed to form one of the final product gluten powders.

(5) Separation of A starch and B starch:After the mixture under the flat screen enters the centrifugal cone screen to remove the fibers, they enter the nozzle separator to separate A starch milk and B starch milk.

(6) A-starch refining: A-starch milk is further concentrated in a cyclone separator, dehydrated and dried to form the final product A-starch.

(7) B starch refining: B starch milk is concentrated through a nozzle separator and a decanter, and dried in a gas dryer to form one of the final products B starch.

(8) Fiber treatment: The fiber from the centrifugal cone screen is concentrated, dehydrated and dried to form one of the final animal foods.


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