WO2007060942A1 - 穀物の水浸漬方法及び浸漬装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a grain water immersion method and an immersion apparatus for adding moisture to a grain to be germinated.
- Gramineae grains such as rice, wheat and barley, and germinated beans such as soybeans, mung beans and alfalfa are widely used mainly as intermediate materials for foods and drinks.
- germinated grains and beans In order to obtain such germinated grains and beans, it is necessary to sufficiently supply water to the seeds (grains) before germination. Usually, a dipping treatment to immerse the seeds in water is necessary. To be implemented. In addition, in order to promote germination, it is necessary to supply water and supply oxygen necessary for germination sufficiently.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-255453
- Non-Patent Document 1 Dennis E. Briggs, Chapter 3 “Grain Physiology” 3.4 “Water uptake by Grains”, In Malts and Malting, Blackie Academic & Professional, PP. 88—96, London (1998)
- conventional barley method may be used for a long time (about 3 days) to supply the target moisture to the seed. It was difficult to shorten this time. For example, in the conventional barley method, if the number of drilling steps and the time for standing are reduced, the normal germination process of the treated grain may be impaired.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and is a cereal water capable of containing a desired moisture in a cereal to be sprouted in a shorter time without impairing the normal germination process.
- Means for solving the problems aimed at providing an immersion method and an immersion device used therefor aimed at providing an immersion method and an immersion device used therefor
- the present invention provides a method for immersing cereals in water to contain moisture in cereals to be germinated, wherein the microbubbles having a bubble diameter of 50 ⁇ m or less are present in water.
- a method for immersing cereals in water is provided.
- “cereal to be germinated” means seeds (grains) of gramineous grains such as rice, wheat and barley, and beans such as soybeans, mung beans and alfalfa.
- germination can be performed without performing the conventionally required drilling process by immersing the grains in water containing microbubbles having a bubble diameter of 50 ⁇ m or less. It is possible to sufficiently supply oxygen necessary for the operation. In other words, according to the powerful method, it is possible to supply only the desired moisture to the grain to be germinated in a shorter time because only the hulling process can be continued without impairing the normal germination process of the grain. It becomes.
- the microbubbles can sufficiently supply oxygen necessary for germination, and remove harmful diacid soot carbon during the immersion. It becomes possible. Such an effect is achieved because the presence of microbubbles in the system in which the grain is immersed promotes the diffusion of dissolved carbon dioxide, and the carbon dioxide generated by the respiration of the grain is quickly released out of the system. It is thought that it was done.
- the temperature of the immersion water is increased to increase the tension step.
- the time required for preprocessing can be further shortened.
- the sharpening process is continuously performed without carrying out the sharpening process.
- This is a force that cannot be used to set the temperature of the immersion water.
- the grain water immersion method of the present invention it is preferable that the grain is kept immersed in water in the above step. That is, by omitting the repetition of the step, the cutting process and the cutting process, the pretreatment process can be simplified and the production efficiency of the germinated grains can be greatly improved.
- the above-described method with which such an effect can be obtained is a case where only the hulling process is continued until the predetermined moisture content is reached by immersing the grains in water containing microbubbles having a bubble diameter of 50 m or less. However, this is based on the knowledge of the present inventors that a sufficient germination process of grains can be secured.
- the temperature of the water in which the grain is immersed is 21 ° C or higher and 35 ° C or lower. C is preferred.
- the water temperature it is more preferable to set the water temperature at 25 to 35 ° C, particularly 28 to 32 ° C. preferable.
- the present invention is an immersion apparatus used for containing moisture in a grain to be germinated, a container for containing the grain and immersion water, and a microphone having a bubble diameter of 50 m or less.
- a dipping device comprising: a supply pipe for supplying dipping water containing microbubbles to a container with one end connected to a dipping water outlet of a microbubble generating means and the other end connected to the container.
- the water immersion method for grains according to the present invention can be carried out, and desired moisture can be supplied to the grains in a shorter time without impairing the normal germination process.
- the dipping device since the dipping device has a circulation pipe line, it is possible to continue to efficiently supply water containing microbubbles having a bubble diameter of the following to the cereal and further reduce the production cost of the germinated cereal. .
- the immersion apparatus of the present invention comprises an immersion water temperature adjusting means comprising a heating means for raising the temperature of the immersion water in the container and a cooling means for cooling the immersion water in the container, and an immersion water temperature adjustment means. It is preferable to further comprise temperature control means for controlling and maintaining the immersion water in the container at a predetermined temperature. As a result, the water in the container can be maintained at a predetermined temperature for immersion, and the specified moisture can be supplied to the grains in a much shorter time than before without impairing the normal germination process. Is possible.
- a water immersion method for grains and a dipping apparatus used therefor, in which desired moisture can be contained in a grain to be sprouted in a shorter time without impairing the normal germination process. Can do. Therefore, according to the present invention, the production cost of germinated grains can be reduced.
- FIG. 1 is a system diagram schematically showing a preferred embodiment of an immersion apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is a system diagram showing a preferred embodiment of the immersion apparatus of the present invention.
- the soaking apparatus 1 shown in FIG. 1 includes a soaking tank (container) 10 in which soaking water 20 and barley (cereal) 100 are housed, and a micro that produces water containing microbubbles having a bubble diameter of 50 ⁇ m or less. Microbubbles are generated from the bubble generating device 200, the supply line 42 for supplying water containing microbubbles from the outlet of the microbubble generating device 200 to the soaking tank 10, and the soaking water 20 in the soaking tank 10. And a circulation pipe 44 that supplies the raw apparatus 200.
- the soaking water can be circulated between the soaking tank 10 and the microbubble generator 200 by the supply pipe 42 and the circulation pipe 44. In this case, microbubbles are generated in the soaking water circulated by the microbubble generator 200.
- the microbubble generating device 200 is arranged from the upstream side in the flow direction of the above-mentioned soaking water, negative pressure regulating valve 34, air intake 36, vortex (microbubble generating) pump 30, surplus air separation tank 50, A pressure regulating valve 32 is connected and configured.
- bubbles are generated by mixing water sent from the negative pressure regulating valve 34 side and air sent from the air intake port 36, and further a vortex (micro-bubble generating) pump. Bubbles are subdivided by advancing shearing of the bubbles with 30 stirring forces. The water containing microbubbles was passed through the surplus air separation tank 50, so that surplus air (air that became bubbles and large diameter bubbles) was removed, and the pressure was adjusted to a predetermined discharge pressure by the pressure regulating valve 32. After that, it is sent to the supply line 42 and is ejected into the soaking tank 10 from the ejection nozzle 40 provided so as to be located at the bottom of the soaking tank 10.
- water containing microbubbles having a bubble diameter of 50 ⁇ m or less is produced by adjusting the negative pressure regulating valve 34 and the air intake 36 to appropriately adjust the supply amount of water and air. be able to. That is, the negative pressure of the introduced water can be adjusted by the negative pressure adjusting valve 34, the air flow rate can be adjusted by the air intake port 36, and the diameter of the bubbles can be set in a more preferable range by these adjustments.
- the heater 70 for raising the temperature of the soaking water 20 and the cooler 72 for cooling the soaking water 20 and the heater 70 and the cooler 72 are electrically provided around the soaking tank 10.
- a connected temperature control device 74 is provided.
- the temperature control device 74 operates the heater 70 and the cooler 72 while monitoring the temperature of the soaking water 20 based on the set temperature, and maintains the soaking water 20 at a predetermined temperature. By providing these devices, immersion can be performed while maintaining the temperature of the soaking water 20 at a predetermined temperature.
- the circulation pipe 44 also has a pipe for discharging excess water in the soaking tank 10 to the outside (arrow A in FIG. 1).
- the dipping device 1 has a discharge port for discharging the steep water 20 in the steep water tank 10, and the steep water in the dipping device 1. It is equipped with a barley water introduction channel for introduction.
- the discharge port is provided at the bottom of the soaking tank 10, and the soaking water introduction path is connected to the supply pipe 42.
- the positions of the outlet and the barley water introduction channel are not limited to these.
- the soaking water introduction path may be provided in the soaking tank 10 or the circulation pipe 44 in front of the negative pressure regulating valve 34.
- FIG. 1 shows a state where barley 100 and soaking water 20 are already contained.
- the wheat discharge gate 60 is provided.
- the soaking tank 10 is filled with a predetermined amount of soaking water 20.
- the pressure regulating valve 32, the negative pressure regulating valve 34, and the air intake 36 are adjusted so that the bubble diameter is 50 ⁇ m or less.
- the microbubbles are generated in the soaking water, and the soaking water containing the microbubbles is supplied from the ejection nozzle 40 to the soaking tank 10 through the supply line 42.
- the soaking water 20 circulates between the soaking tank 10 and the microbubble generating pump 30 so that the soaking water containing microbubbles is always supplied to the soaking tank.
- the heater 70 and the cooler 72 are operated based on the temperature set in the temperature control device 74, and the soaking water 20 in the soaking tank 10 is kept constant at a predetermined temperature.
- the temperature of soaking water 20 The degree is particularly preferably 28 to 32 ° C, more preferably 21 to 35 ° C, more preferably 25 to 35 ° C, from the viewpoint of further shortening the soaking time while sufficiently maintaining the quality of the malt.
- a predetermined amount of barley is put into the soaking water 20 in the soaking water tank 10.
- the amount of barley and soaking water in the soaking tank 10 is the shape of the soaking tank 10 so that all of the soaking barley is immersed in the soaking water so that the barley contains water uniformly. It may be set appropriately according to the situation. Usually, barley can be sufficiently immersed by using 1.2 to 2. Ot of water for barley It.
- the barley soaking is continued while maintaining the supply of water containing microbubbles and the temperature control of the soaking water 20 described above.
- the barley obtained by the water immersion method is then subjected to a malt process.
- the micro pub generator uses Nikuni Co., Ltd.-Kuni turbo mixer ("M20NP07F02H-D type", pressurized water flow rate 1. Om, motor power 0.775kw), discharge pressure 0.4MPa, The introduced water negative pressure was set to 0.02 to 0.04 MPa and the air flow rate was set to 2 to 4 LZmin to generate microbubbles in the water. Then, water containing microbubbles is supplied from the lower part of the soaking tank, and the soaking water is circulated between the soaking tank and the microbubble generator so that water containing microbubbles is always supplied to the soaking tank. It was to so.
- the circulating flow rate of water was 1. Om 3 / hour, and the water temperature of the soaking tank was kept at 16 ° C.
- the bubble size of microbubbles was 50 ⁇ m or less.
- Barley's soaking degree (water content) is determined by sampling the soaking barley every 6 hours for the first 12 hours, then every 3 hours, and every hour when it approaches the prescribed degree of soaking. This was confirmed by measuring according to the 120 ° C drying method.
- the soaking time until the degree of soaking reached 45% was 38 hours.
- Beer barley for brewing using a conventional soaking method that alternately repeats the process of soaking barley in soaking water (harness) and the process of removing barley from soaking water and leaving it in a drained condition (kiri).
- the soaking scheme is: lOhr '8hr' 8hr '6hr'4hr' 6hr'4hr '6hr' Kiri) .4hr (Hari) '4hr (Kiri) ⁇ lhr (Nori), and it took 61 hours to reach 45% of the degree of soaking.
- the continuous barley soaking method of Example 1 has a barley degree of 45% in about 60% of the time compared to the conventional barley (barley) method. It was confirmed that it could be reached. Therefore, according to the grain water immersion method of the present invention, it was found that the time required for pretreatment of the grain to be germinated can be sufficiently shortened, and the production efficiency of malt can be improved.
- Barley barley in the same manner as in Example 1 except that the water temperature in the barley tank was maintained at 30 ° C. Sowing was carried out until the degree reached 42%. The soaking time was 22 hours.
- brewing beer barley “Ryofu” instead of brewing beer barley “Ryofu”, brewing beer barley “Amagini-jo” (from Ota, Gunma Prefecture, 2004, crude protein content 9.3%, moisture 12.5%, germination 98%, adjusted The barley was soaked in the same manner as in Example 2 except that the grain ratio (99%) was used until the barley soak degree reached 42%. The soaking time was 14 hours.
- the soaking scheme is lOhr (8), 8hr (6), 6hr (4), 4hr (4), 6hr (4), 4hr (4). It took a total of 46 hours to reach 42%.
- the soaking scheme is lOhr (Hari) '8hr (Kiri)' 6hr (Hari) '4hr (Kiri)' 3hr (Kiri) '2hr (Kiri)' lhr (Hari) It took a total of 34 hours to reach 42%.
- Table 2 summarizes the time required for the degree of soaking to reach 42% for Examples 2 and 3 and Comparative Examples 2 and 3.
- malt analysis was performed according to the following method. That is, first, the barley after soaking (degree of soaking 42%) was made by the germination process at a germination temperature of 16 ° C-constant and a germination period of 6 days, and the quality of the malt obtained was determined by the EBC congress method (Analytica — EBC (1998) Verlag Hans Carl Ge trankee—see fraverlag, Nurnberg (1998)). Table 3 shows the results obtained.
- SN 0. 734 vs 0. 717 (continuous elasticity method) vs. conventional method)
- KZ 41.8 vs. 40.7 (continuous elasticity method vs. conventional method)
- EVG 84.7 vs. 83.4 (continuous elasticity method vs. conventional method)
- 8-glucan 191 vs 214 ( Continuous tension method vs. conventional method), Enzyme power: 241 vs 285 (continuous method vs. conventional method), Friability: 75.1 vs. 79.8 (continuous) Hari method vs. conventional method).
- Example 2 and Comparative Example 2 are almost the same, with no significant difference in malt quality item value due to the difference in the soaking method.
- the grain soaking method of Example 2 that maintains the soaking temperature at 30 ° C is compared with the conventional soaking method. As a result, the time required to reach 42% of malting could be reduced to less than half, and malt quality was inferior to that of the conventional method.
- a water immersion method for grains and a dipping apparatus used therefor, in which desired moisture can be contained in a grain to be germinated in a shorter time without impairing the normal germination process. Can do. Therefore, according to the present invention, the production cost of germinated grains can be reduced.
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