Friends working in corn starch, come in!
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I hope to meet experienced professionals who have been working in the corn starch industry for many years. I work at a starch factory with an annual production capacity of 300,000 tons, and as a newcomer, I would like to learn from those who know more about this field and exchange ideas with them
You didn’t make it clear which aspects of corn starch technology you specifically want to know about
I’m also involved in corn starch, as I sometimes buy some starch to use when cooking. This should be considered part of the sector involved in the consumption of corn starch.
Hello! I am involved in corn starch production; there is much we can discuss on this topic
We know that the dehydration equipment used in starch factories is scraper centrifuges; small enterprises use GK800, while large enterprises use GK1250 and 1600.
Haha, you’re really funny. I’m one too
May I ask, what substances are contained in the final wastewater when producing starch?
I have been working in the starch industry for many years; feel free to discuss any questions you may have.
There is a lot of waste. For example: if corn is used to produce starch, then the wastewater will contain all the components of corn (starch, fibers, proteins, corn oil, sugars, etc.). An analysis of the organic content (TOC) in wastewater. Wastewater treatment methods include anaerobic and aerobic methods.
Has the corn starch industry been in a downturn in recent years? It seems I’ve come across less information about it
The main product of the corn industry is starch, which yields low profits; however, products such as modified starch (including food-grade and industrial-grade), glucose powder, fructose, syrups, maltodextrin, sorbitol, and so on generate good profits.