Liquefied Injector

Commonly used for corn/cassava/tuber starch milk, it is the core equipment for starch syrup and fermentation raw material liquefaction.

Upward-Discharge Valve

The upward-discharge valve, fully named the upward-acting discharge valve and commonly called a bottom valve, is installed at the bottom of reactors and storage tanks for discharging, releasing, and sampling materials, achieving dead-corner-free discharge from the tank bottom.

Liquefaction Skid-Mounted Unit

Corn starch liquefaction equipment is used in the production of starch sugar, alcohol, monosodium glutamate, citric acid, and the like. High-temperature-resistant α-amylase is used to gelatinize and degrade corn starch granules into dextrin, reducing the viscosity of the mash and preparing it for subsequent saccharification or fermentation. The mainstream configuration is the continuous jet liquefaction system (most commonly used in industry).