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活性干酵母耐糖实验研究 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
耐酒精性能是酵母的一项重要指标,但发酵中酒精是由葡萄糖转化而来的,酵母耐葡萄糖能力如何,尚缺乏直接报导[1],本研究在于用试验某种酵母在不同葡萄糖浓度溶液的发酵能力,选择葡萄糖的最佳值,给生产中糖浓度的调控提供依据。 相似文献
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本文在前报获得耐高温酒精活性干酵母(ADY)的基础上,(1)进行了主发酵温度为高温40℃的酒精发酵试验,发酵动力学曲线显示,耐高温酒精ADY在主发酵温度40℃条件下,仍具优良的发酵性能,节水节电,适于安全度夏。对玉米、大米、薯干等不同原料均具良好的适应性。(2)在浓香、清香、兼香等香型的大曲酒以及小曲酒工艺中进行了耐高温酒精ADY的应用试验,结果表明,应用方法适当,在维持风味不变的前提下,能提高出酒率10~20%,并对其质量稳定有所帮助。 相似文献
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耐高温性干酵母用于酒精生产发酵期缩短30%,生产能力提高30%,主发酵温度提高到40℃,节约用水,高温发酵不染菌,出酒率提高0.5%。 相似文献
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应用耐高温活性干酵母进行了酒精发酵实验,结果表明:安琪牌耐高温酵母适应发酵温度广(30~40℃),发酵时间一般可缩短12小时,提高设备利用率20%,淀粉出酒率提高1.7%,吨酒精节粮94公斤,节冷却水12吨。 此外,还淘汰了培养酒母工段,年可减少开支24.46万元。 相似文献
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耐高温酒精活性干酵母在食醋生产中的应用 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
本文着重介绍了耐高温酒精活性干酵母在食醋生产中的应用情况,从发酵产酒、质量与出品率及成本效益等方面做了概要论述,酒母在食醋生产中起到非常关键的作用,食醋生产特别是液态深层发酵制醋工艺中,往往存在酒母培养条件差,质量不稳定,操作不便及成本费用高等弊病,大多数小型醋厂,在酵母增养方面所使用的设备陈旧落后,人员素质差,如何能很好地解决这一问题。一直是食醋生产中所探索的,我厂通过近年来的了解接触。并在实际 相似文献
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1 菌种性能及来源种子来源于宜昌食用酵母基地生产安琪牌耐高温酒精活性干酵TH -AADY ,是我国最新生物工程产品。该产品复水后立即恢复成正常细胞。具有耐高温 (主发酵温度 40~42℃ )、耐酸 (pH2 5 )、耐乙醇 (13% )、耐浓糖 (6 0 %葡萄糖 )等特点。适用范围广 (用于苕干、玉米、大米、高粱、糖蜜、木薯等为原料的酒精及白酒发酵 )。在 30℃~ 42℃均能正常发酵 ,出酒率高、生酸少。活性干酵母可以代替酒精白酒、黄酒、小曲酒、麸曲法白酒生产中传统培养酒母 ,也可以加到大曲粉中弥补大曲酵母数量不足提高出酒率 ,在高温条件下正… 相似文献
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通过对耐高温酒用活性干酵母在高温与低温条件下蒸煮酒精生产对比试验,经分析得出耐高温酒用活性干酵母在低温蒸煮条件下酒精生产优于在高温蒸煮条件下酒精生产。 相似文献
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利用活性干酵母发酵生产富硒酵母 总被引:8,自引:0,他引:8
王岁楼 《郑州轻工业学院学报(自然科学版)》2001,16(2):3-6
对活性干酵母(ADY)的耐Se、富Se性能作了测试,并初步研究了利用ADY摇瓶发酵生产富Se酵母的培养条件.结果表明ADY具有很强的耐Se、富Se能力;无机Se添加量和培养时间等,是影响其Se转化能力的主要因素.在适宜的摇瓶发酵条件(麦芽汁12°Be,加Se量15mg/L,装量60mL/250mL三角瓶,pH=6.0,30℃,30h)下,富Se酵母干重、有机Se含量和Se转化率分别可达15.8g/L,790.0μg/g和83.2%. 相似文献
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Viable cell yield from active dry yeast products and effects of storage temperature and diluent on yeast cell viability 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Active dry yeast (ADY) products are commonly fed in the dairy industry, but research regarding quality control for such products is limited. The objectives of this study were to determine yeast viability in field samples relative to manufacturers’ guarantees (experiment 1), measure the effects of high-temperature storage on yeast viability (experiment 1), and determine the effect of vitamin-trace mineral (VTM) premix on yeast viability (experiment 2). Commercially available ADY products were acquired in triplicate through normal distribution channels and stored at 4°C upon receipt. Initial samples were evaluated for colony-forming units and compared with product label guarantees. Only 1 of the 6 products sampled in experiment 1 met product guarantees for all 3 samples. To determine effects of storage temperature and duration on viability, ADY samples were stored in an incubator at 40°C with ambient humidity for 1, 2, and 3 mo. High-temperature storage significantly decreased viability over the 3-mo period; approximately 90% of viable cells were lost each month. Three of the 5 products sampled in experiment 2 met product guarantees. Fresh samples of 4 of these 5 ADY products were mixed in duplicate with ground corn (GC) or a VTM premix to achieve a target concentration of 2.2 × 108 cfu/g. For each product, GC and VTM samples were stored at ambient temperature (22°C) and at an elevated temperature (40°C) for 2 wk. No differences in viable yeast count were observed between GC and VTM samples immediately after mixing or after storage at ambient temperature. Yeast viability in GC and VTM samples decreased during storage at an elevated temperature. There also was a significant interaction of diluent and storage temperature; VTM samples had higher cell viability than GC samples when subjected to high-temperature storage. Results suggest that (1) ADY products failed to consistently meet product guarantees; (2) viability of ADY products was greatly diminished during storage at 40°C for 2 wk; and (3) the loss in viability at elevated temperatures may be attenuated when ADY products are diluted with a premix containing VTM. 相似文献
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Rodríguez-Porrata B Novo M Guillamón J Rozès N Mas A Otero RC 《International journal of food microbiology》2008,126(1-2):116-122
In winemaking, spontaneous grape must fermentations have been replaced by inoculation of commercial active dry wine yeast (ADWY). Yeast rehydration is the key to avoiding stuck and sluggish fermentations. Despite the importance of this step, not enough is known about what this process implies for winemaking as a whole or about what kind of practices could help to improve it. The main aim of this study is to determine the best yeast rehydration conditions for ensuring good cell viability and vitality before inoculation into the must. The experimental rehydration media in this study can be divided into four groups: carbon and nitrogen compounds, metallic ions, oxidant and antioxidant agents, and membrane fluidity agents. We studied the biochemical and biophysical behaviour of ADWY after rehydration in the various media under oenological conditions, i.e. incubation at 37 degrees C for 30 min. The viability of rehydrated yeast cells was evaluated by plating, and assessed by fluorescence microscopy and flow cytometry. The vitality of rehydrated cells was estimated by indirect impedance. The rehydrating solution complemented with magnesium provided the best vitality rate because the time taken to reach the activity threshold was cut by two thirds. This improvement was also illustrated by the less time needed to stop the leakage of intracellular compounds during the rehydration process. 相似文献