A lot of time başmaklık passed since the first refiner conches were built to make chocolate. At that stage all necessary processing steps were done in the same machine, which sometimes took a week to get the bitiş product. This paper is derece intended to summarise all the technical developments since then as such information is available in textbooks1.
Particle size: The particle size of the chocolate is an essential factor to consider when selecting a chocolate refiner. A machine that dirilik refine the chocolate to a finer particle size will produce a smoother texture and more consistent flavor.
Tempered chocolate saf to be heated to the temperature of chocolate inside the melting tank. Use decrystallization tube for the heat exchanging purpose. Melted chocolate inside the melter birey be transfered to storage tank so equipment to be ready for the next melting batch.
It birey be made entirely of stainless or black material. It is on the electrical panel and the working times are controlled from here.
It occupies asgari space and that places it apart from the Standard ball refiner systems. Due to its modular structure, the components and the capacity of the machine yaşama be changed and scaled kakım required
• Electric extractor fan provides cross refiner air flow through hopper vent for reduction of volatiles, acidity & moisture
Melangers, or stone grinders, birey have adjustable speed and pressure controls to control the texture of the chocolate being produced.
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It takes approximately 40 minutes to heat up. The product kişi be used birli soon kakım the volume of melted product is above the pump suction outlet, and there is enough to fill the processing system.
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An early approach to include the removal of volatiles into a recirculating ball mill system was made by DuyvisWiener which included a ‘taste changer; a rotating disk where hot air is blown over the chocolate layer formed by rotation1,15. These devices are still sold for small scale applications. F.B.Lehmann, now part of DuyvisWiener, saf a long experience in building thin film evaporators and Chocolate TEMPERING MACHINE horizontal ball mills for cocoa processing and had also offered systems for chocolate mass production.
• Provide a continious production in order to avoid loss of production during loading and unloading of product
The environment inside the Refiner is controlled, so the temperature does derece increase and prevents the chocolate of being burnt.