JP3214283U - Paper mixed with azuki skin - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention proposes a product that reuses azuki bean skin that is discharged by a confectionery manufacturer that uses azuki. In particular, by using various paper products mixed with azuki skin, the confectionery manufacturer that uses azuki can appeal to the general consumer and improve the image of the company itself. . On the one hand, we will reduce the amount of azuki bean skin as waste, and on the other hand, we will reduce the use of pulp raw materials for paper products and provide paper that contains azuki bean skin that is also eco-friendly. SOLUTION: Azuki bean skin discharged from the raw bean paste production process is blended and prepared into raw pulp to make paper, has a russet-colored appearance, and large and small patterns made of azuki bean on the surface It is scattered and consists of a plurality of laminated sheets, and is used for paper products such as memo paper or card paper or notebook paper or packaging paper products such as packaging paper or packaging bags or packaging box paper. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a paper mixed with azuki bean skin, and more particularly, to a paper material having a new texture using azuki bean skin discharged in the raw ann manufacturing process.

  In the production of raw bean paste, a large amount of red bean peel (red bean peel) separated from the red bean pulp (koshian = raw bean paste) in the koji making stage after cooking the beans is discharged. Azuki bean skin, which is an anchovy, has hardly been reused in the past, and it has only been proposed to be used as a base material or an additive for cultivation media such as shimeji mushrooms and enokitake mushrooms by research institutions in various places. In addition, there exists what uses a cellulose residue for manufacture of paper (for example, refer patent document 1).

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  Therefore, this device proposes a product that reuses the red bean skin that is discharged by a confectionery manufacturer that uses red bean. In particular, by using various paper products mixed with azuki skin, the confectionery manufacturer that uses azuki can appeal to the general consumer and improve the image of the company itself. . On the one hand, it reduces the amount of azuki bean skin as waste, and on the other hand, it reduces the use of pulp raw materials for paper products and is also eco-friendly.

  That is, the invention of claim 1 relates to a paper mixed with azuki bean, which is characterized in that azuki bean skin discharged in the raw bean production process is blended and prepared into raw pulp.

  Further, the invention of claim 2 relates to a paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to claim 1 having a maroon appearance.

  The invention of claim 3 relates to a paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to claim 1 or 2 in which large and small patterns made of azuki bean are scattered on the surface.

  The invention according to claim 4 relates to a paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to any one of 1 to 3 comprising a plurality of laminated sheets.

  The invention of claim 5 relates to a paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which is used for a paper product or a packaging paper product.

  The invention of claim 6 relates to a paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to claim 5 used for memo paper, card paper or notebook paper.

  Furthermore, the invention of claim 7 relates to a paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to claim 5, which is used for a paper for packaging, a bag for packaging, or a paper for a packaging box.

  According to the paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to the invention of claim 1, the azuki bean skin discharged in the production process of raw bean paste was blended and prepared into raw pulp, and various papers that reused the red bean skin that was discharged by itself By using confectionery manufacturers who use Azuki bean paper products, they can appeal the image of Azuki to general consumers and improve the image of the company itself. On the one hand, it is possible to reduce the amount of azuki bean skin as waste, and on the other hand, it is possible to reduce the use of pulp raw materials for paper products and to make it more ecological.

  According to the paper mixed with azuki skin according to the invention of claim 2, the paper of the invention of claim 1 has an azure-colored appearance, so that it is easy to understand that azuki skin is used and has excellent design.

  According to the paper mixed with azuki skin according to the invention of claim 3, in the invention according to claim 1 or 2, since the large and small patterns made of azuki skin are scattered on the surface, the texture of the paper is improved and the design Excellent in properties.

  According to the paper mixed with apricot skin according to the invention of claim 4, in any one of claims 1 to 3, since it is composed of a plurality of laminated sheets, various variations of paper can be created.

  According to the paper mixed with azuki bean according to the invention of claim 5, in any of claims 1 to 4, it is used for the purpose of paper products or packaging paper products. By doing so, the image of Azuki can be appealed to general consumers and the image of the company itself can be improved.

  According to the paper mixed with azuki skin according to the invention of claim 6, in the invention of claim 5, because it is used for memo paper or card paper or notebook paper, by using the confectionery manufacturer who uses azuki, The appeal of Azuki's image to general consumers and the image of the company itself can be improved.

  According to the paper mixed with azuki skin according to the invention of claim 7, the confectionery manufacturer who uses azuki bean is used in the invention of claim 5 because it is used for packaging paper or packaging bags or packaging box paper Can be used to appeal the image of Azuki to general consumers and to improve the image of the company itself.

It is a perspective view which shows the paper which mixed the skin of the azuki of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the paper which mixed the apricot skin of the other Example of this invention. It is the schematic which shows the manufacturing process of the paper which mixed the skin of the azuki of this invention.

  The paper mixed with azuki bean skin of the present invention is made by making azuki bean blended and adjusted with the raw material pulp in the paper making process described later. Azuki bean blended in raw pulp is a red bean skin that is discharged during the production process of raw red bean paste. By using it yourself, you can appeal the image of Azuki to general consumers and improve the image of the company itself. On the one hand, it is possible to reduce the amount of apricot peel as waste, and on the other hand, it is possible to reduce the use of pulp raw materials for paper products and to contribute to ecology.

  The paper 10 mixed with the azuki bean of the present invention shown in the embodiment of FIG. 1 is prepared by blending and preparing the azuki bean skin discharged in the production process of raw bean into the raw pulp as defined in the invention of claim 1. The present invention relates to a paper mixed with azuki bean skin characterized by paper making.

  Further, the paper 10 of the illustrated embodiment has a maroon appearance A as defined in the invention of claim 2. Further, as defined in the invention of claim 3, the paper 10 has large and small patterns scattered on the surface thereof. As in this example, the surface of the paper has a maroon appearance, and the surface of the paper is scattered with large and small patterns made of maroon skin 20 to express the maroon color or its flavor. The blending may be adjusted. Azuki skin is used as it is from the raw bean paste manufacturing process described later, so the patterns scattered on the surface of the paper are naturally different in size and express a unique texture.

  Further, the paper 10B mixed with azuki bean shown in FIG. 2 relates to a paper composed of a plurality of laminated sheets 11 as defined in the invention of claim 4. By using a laminated sheet, various variations of paper can be obtained. For example, because old paper can be used for the middle layer, it can be used more ecologically, or it can be made a reversible paper with different colors on the front and back sides, allowing various expressions Become.

  As defined in the invention of claim 5, the paper mixed with these azuki peels is preferably used for paper products and packaging paper products. Because it is high-quality paper with a good texture, confectionery manufacturers who use azuki beans use a variety of paper products that reuse azuki bean skin that is self-discharged at confectionery manufacturers that use azuki beans. You can appeal the image of Tezuki and improve the image of the company itself. The paper product can be used for memo paper, card paper, notebook paper, etc. as defined in the invention of claim 6, and as a packaging paper product, as defined in the invention of claim 7. It can be used for packaging paper, packaging bags, and packaging box paper.

  The azuki skin used in the paper of the present invention will be described. The present invention is intended to reuse azuki bean skin discharged in a confectionery manufacturer that uses azuki. Azuki bean skin, for example, is used that is discharged in the following process for producing raw bean paste. In the process of producing raw bean paste, azuki is washed and then boiled (beans are cooked). This bean cooking is performed twice in total, the first time until the pulp is fully swelled and boiled until the skin is stretched, and the second time until the pulp is soft. Azuki-steamed food obtained in this bean cooking process is pulverized and pulverized to the extent that it is not crushed in order to separate it into bean skin and flesh (raw bean paste). Then, excess components are washed away together with water, and the skin and raw bean are separated and cooled by a sieve. Further, in the subsequent steps, there are steps such as exposure and dehydration for cooling, which are omitted. Azuki skin separated by sieving is normally discarded, but is mixed with raw material pulp in the papermaking process described below.

  The paper making process S will be described below with reference to FIG. First, the papermaking process S is roughly divided into a pulp process S1, a beating process S2 that is a preparation process, a paper stock blending process S3, and a papermaking process S4. The raw material of the pulp is a vegetable fiber containing cellulose, and generally wood chips are used. In the pulp step S1, the chips are steamed in an alkaline solution to obtain a pulp with high whiteness. In addition, the waste paper is broken into fibers by a disintegrator, ink and dust are removed, and blended with the previous pulp.

  In the beating step S2 of the preparation step, the blended raw material is fibrillated. In this process, the fiber length is adjusted and the fiber is swollen with water, and the fibrils are crushed so that the fiber is not broken, and fibrils are formed, and hydrogen bonding is likely to occur.

  And the azuki skin 20 discharged | emitted in the manufacturing process of the above-mentioned raw bean paste is mixed with the fibrillated compounding raw material. The amount of mixed azuki skin is about 2% by weight in the absolutely dry state, and about 8 to 10% in the state containing moisture. The texture is improved. The mixing amount is appropriately determined depending on the desired texture, purpose of use, and the like. Moreover, the azuki skin can be mixed in the state discharged | emitted by the manufacturing process. The labor of drying and the like is reduced, and the cost is reduced.

  In the stock blending step S3 of the preparation step, materials other than pulp and additives (agents) are blended according to characteristics (color tone, water resistance, writing characteristics, etc.) that match the intended use of the paper. Azuki bean skin is boiled twice in the raw bean paste manufacturing process, so a dye or the like is preferably blended in order to bring out the color tone of the maroon. In addition to the dye, a material called a sizing agent that controls bleeding of the ink on the paper surface and water resistance is also blended.

  Lastly, in the paper making step S4, the prepared pulp liquid is scraped off with a circular net (referred to as a wire part). Further, since the unevenness of the papermaking net is transferred, the front and back of the paper are generated. Therefore, a paper with a small difference between the front and back may be obtained by providing papermaking nets on both sides of the paper and spraying the paper material between them. Alternatively, different raw materials may be flowed for each of a plurality of nets, and a plurality of laminated sheets may be combined to produce different variations of the front and back. Next to the wire part, it is dehydrated and dried by a press part (compression dehydration) and a dryer part (drying). The paper smoothness can be increased by applying pressure to the paper between the cylindrical rollers in the calendar part and winding the paper.

  Further, although not shown, a coating process for providing a coating layer on the surface may be added as art paper or coated paper for high-grade printing. The coating layer is formed from kaolinite, a binder, an external sizing agent, and the like, and can improve whiteness and water resistance.

10A, 10B Paper mixed with apricot skin 20 Azuki skin S Papermaking process S1 Pulp process S2 Beating process S3 Paper blending process S4 Papermaking process

Claims (7)

  Paper mixed with azuki bean skin, which is made by blending and preparing raw azuki bean skin that is discharged during the production process of raw bean paste into raw pulp.   2. A paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to claim 1 having a maroon appearance.   A paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to claim 1 or 2, wherein large and small patterns made of azuki bean are scattered on the surface.   A paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to any one of 1 to 3, comprising a plurality of laminated sheets.   A paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to any one of claims 1 to 4, which is used for paper products or packaging paper products.   6. A paper mixed with apricot skin according to claim 5, which is used for memo paper, card paper, or notebook paper.   6. A paper mixed with azuki bean skin according to claim 5, which is used for a paper for packaging or a paper for packaging bags or packaging boxes.

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