Decarburization process of syrup making

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Starch glucose production line
Starch glucose production line
Introduction of decarburization process of syrup making

The decarburization process is separating the activated carbon from the glucose syrup by filter press to get clear glucose syrup.
The glucose syrup will flow into the slot and the transfer tank for next step. The activated carbon will be left.

The description of glucose production line  process:
1.Mixing rice/corn flour with water.

2.Spray liquefied

3.Protain separation

4.Saccharifying

5.Decoloration

6.Decarburization

7Iron exchange

8.Single effect evaporator

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