Bir İnceleme Chocolate OIL MELTING –TURBO RENDER
Bir İnceleme Chocolate OIL MELTING –TURBO RENDER
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The conch is a large kneader, where the powdery flakes from the refiners are treated with a large amount of mechanical energy input, usually over several hours. This is where most of the transformations described in the introduction of this article takes place.
The process is shown in Figure 4. Refiner flakes are transferred into the feed hopper, its filling level controls speed of the feed screw and compensates supply variations. While some cocoa butter is added, the screw feeds the pasting columns. It is equipped with adjustable baffles and shearing wings; the flakes are subjected to intensive mechanical stress. During this process the mass changes from its dry state (dry conching) to a tough plastic state. Cleaned conditioned air is supplied by fan. After finally adding lecithin it leaves the pasting column in flowable consistency. The mass is passed to an intermediate tank whose stirrers and wall scrapers keep the chocolate in motion to stabilise the process of the structural changes after the adding of lecithin.
From the paste mixer the coarse unrefined chocolate paste is transported to the buffer above the pre-refiner. A fully automated slide gate feeds the coarse chocolate paste to the rolls.
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The Refiner/Conche saf a specially designed shaft equipped with grinding bars and a pressure adjustment mechanism to adjust the pressure on the product between the grinding bars and the lining bars (around the cylinder of the Refiner/Conche).
Although both machines are used for chocolate making, there are some significant differences between a chocolate refiner and a cocoa melanger. A cocoa melanger is a stone grinder used to grind cocoa nibs into chocolate liquor.
The stones crush the cocoa nibs, gradually transforming them into a liquid state known as chocolate liquor. Birli the nibs are crushed, this helps release cocoa butter from the cells, contributing to the smoothness and richness of the bitiş Chocolate STORAGE TANK chocolate.
The tanks are water-jacketed stainless steel construction with digital controls for melting & conditioning or tempering.
Our Vario drive V system in the Finer S proves fully automatic fineness adjustment, taking into account variations in plasticity without the need to interrupt production or manually intervene.
In conching, machines with unique designs are used to agitate, knead, and aerate chocolate mass. These machines typically have large surfaces that can be heated or cooled during the process.
For example it was proposed to dry skimmed milk powder to below one per cent water and to coat it with fat, which allows us to perform a very short liquefaction process instead of classical conching2.
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