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Factors Improving the Steeping Process of Corn Grains. Part I. Effect of Steeping Process, Artificial Drying, Scratching and Storage
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EngineeringAgricultural EconomicsFood PreservationGrain QualityCrop QualityFood ChemistrySustainable AgricultureGrain ScienceStarch LossFood TechnologyHealth SciencesCrop ProductionCrop YieldArtificial DryingFood QualityStarch RecoveryCorn GrainsFood ProcessingSteeping ProcessSeed ProcessingGrain Storage
Abstract It was found that the steeping of corn grains by using the usual counter‐current system is more efficient for leaching protein than the continuous system. Artificial drying of corn grains at higher temperature decreases starch recovery and increases starch loss in byproducts. The scratching of presteeped corn grains reduced the steeping period by 40%. Storage of corn grains for a long period (9 months) reduced starch recovery by about 3%.
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