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Fully Automated Conversion of Native Starch |
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BVG
- Super - ECC is a continuous enzymatic process for conversion of native
starch. ECC means: E=Enzyme; C=Continuous; C=Conversion. With this system
all native starches may be converted to an optimized final viscosity.
Degradated starches are used on size presses, metered size presses,
and in coating formulations. BVG - Super - ECC utilizes a unique venturi
jet system for dissolving starch slurry and obtaining an optimized molecular
weight distribution of degradated starch molecules. The cathalytic hydrolysis of the native starch is controlled by an online-viscosimeter during the entire process. The plant runs automatically - without operator. A modem link provides for remote servicing and trouble shooting. Via mobile phone and notebook it is possible to get a link to the plant from any given place, worldwide. |
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Suitable
for native corn, wheat, potato and tapioka starch |
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Continuous system |
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Complete colloidal dissolved starch |
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Catalytic hydrolysation by enzymes |
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Optimized molecular weight distribution |
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Constant glue concentration |
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Thermal inactivation of enzymes |
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Dextrose content < 1.0% |
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Compact
design |
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Pressure free converter |
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Safe operation |
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Quality construction |
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High performance |
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Fully automated |
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Easy handling |
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Advanced DCS - controller |
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Remote service via modem |
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More than 100 plants in operation worldwide |
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Performance: 3 - 100 tons starch/day |
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Use of native starch |
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Minimal costs for operating chemicals |
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