Chocolate POWDERED SUGAR MILL - Genel Bakış
Chocolate POWDERED SUGAR MILL - Genel Bakış
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The grinding process largely influences particle size distribution and the resulting flow properties. Roller refiners – if operated at optimal settings – tend to produce wider, bi- or multimodal distributions, higher package densities and lower viscosities at high shear rates.
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.
If you want to make modern smooth chocolate there is just no way around getting a melanger. It's the one bit of macun there is just no getting around.
Chocolate melting tank we produce is cylindrical type. It is water jacketed with PID controlled heating element. Agitator is speed adjustable and with feature to work continuous or on ON/OFF regime.
We prefer a good solid infrared thermometer but in the end what matters is it's calibrated right and gives you a reliable reading. If that's a wire probe, or infrared the most important thing is accuracy and relability both in roasting and tempering.
Smooth chocolate: The machine helps to refine the chocolate to a smoother texture, which enhances the eating experience.
The Refiner katışıksız 2 product outlets – the lower part by screw conveyor and the upper part by pump (recirculation system). The machine is available in 3 models, which will allow all types of manufacturers to use the machine for different purposes.
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 Chocolate TEMPERING MACHINE a stone grinder used to grind cocoa nibs into chocolate liquor.
For chocolate and chocolate coating production, Kocotek specializes in traditional five-roll refining combined with dry conching, birli well kakım, the modern ball mill production technology, combined with either a continuous ‘wet’ conche or a batch ‘dry’ conche.
Our pre-refining calibrates your sugar in one pass to provide perfect and consistently high plasticity, ready for efficient five-roll refining. Our final refining then grinds and aromatizes the sugar to meet your desired fineness with a precisely defined particle size distribution.
For medium- and large-scale producers there are a wide range of technical options. The varying needs of chocolate producers and the various advantages and disadvantages of the systems on the market make it impossible to give a general recommendation.
Yes, the product outlet will connect to existing process equipment (with a triclover or your preferred connection). The melter also includes a triclover connection at the rear of the tank for product return to the melter, if required.
Main differences of the chocolate melters from storage tanks are; flat bottom, thicker sheetmetal usage, bottom scrapping and more water capacity inside the jacket. Melters can be used bey storage tanks as well, however storage tanks are only for liquid chocolate storage.
This means there are a lot more varieties in each category up to the specific ‘house tastes’ that are aimed at by individual chocolate manufacturers. So at the end of the day it is generally impossible to define the flavour for high quality and to compare and identify equipment to achieve it. If considering processing alternatives it will always be necessary to adapt recipes and technology to each other in order to get the desired result.