CN1056529A - The working method of macerating enzymic product and flax - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to the enzyme product and in flax primary processing in textile industry, flood the bast crop.
The present invention proposes a kind of prozyme, it can decompose protopectin, and solvable pectin substance and hemicellulose and do not destroy internal structure do not reduce the physical strength of fiber; A kind of method that flax raw material makes flax fiber that makes full use of has also been proposed.
The present invention realizes by the enzyme product that uses aspergillus niger Nepal 76-1 to produce.Behind the mechanical treatment, handle flax with this kind of enzyme mixture again.
Description
The present invention relates to biotechnology, promptly the enzyme product in the one-level of textile industry flax is handled, floods the bast crop.
Known macerating enzymic product (1), it is by clostridium felsineum 22(Clostridiumfelsineum22) and pectin fermentation clostridium 1(Clostridium Pectinofermenans 1) produce.
The shortcoming of this kind of enzyme product is that hydrolysis ability is low, active and pectin-anti-low-6,6 units per ml of enzymic activity of eliminating of lyase.
Known macerating enzymic product (2), it is by Bacillus circulans 31(Bacillus 31), spherical bacillus (Bacillussp.) produces, poly-galactase in comprising, poly-outward galactase, the pectin-anti-enzyme of eliminating.
The shortcoming of this product is that dipping is active low.
Known macerating enzymic product (3), it is by penicillium bacterial strain 24(Penicillum 24) produce poly-galactase in comprising, poly-galactase, the pectin-anti-enzyme of eliminating outward.
The pectic enzyme and the carbon black aspergillus tubigensis 77(Aspergillus Carbonarius 77 that utilize penicillium bacterial strain 24P to produce) producing the enzyme that has decomposition of cellulose and decompose the hemicellulose effect, to handle the method for flax be known.
The shortcoming of this known products and method is that enzymic activity is low, and the starting material loss is big, and the treatment time is long, and water and energy consumption expense are big, and causes the abominable of Working environment.Although can obtain long and short fiber, have only the macrofiber can be processed.
The objective of the invention is to prepare a kind of macerating enzymic product, it has the effect of enzyme complex, can destroy protopectin-, solvable pectin substance and hemicellulose and do not destroy the internal structure of fiber and do not reduce the physical strength of fiber; The invention allows for a kind of method of intactly using flax raw material to produce flax fiber.
This method can make process machineryization, and technical finesse is controlled, and can improve the working conditions of factory's flax primary processing, reduces the time of handling.
This purpose is by be registered as the aspergillus niger Nepal 76-1(Aspergiljus niger 76-1 of Nr 1333 at industrial microorganism and cell culture state vertical library) the enzyme product that produces realizes.Fermentation media is to make carbon and nitrogenous source by the waste material of foodstuffs industry, and somatomedin and mineral salt are elementary composition as other.At the incubation period of bacterial strain, 1000~12000 units/centimetre
3The galactosan enzyme, 15~20 units/centimetre
3Rohapect MPE, 1~2 unit/centimetre
3Protopectinase mixes and gathers in fermented liquid.Aspartic protease, beta-glucanase, glucoamylase can be used as the active cofactor of enhancing dipping and are present in the fermented liquid.The enzyme complex that is obtained can be used for the biochemistry decomposition that flax knot is formed thing.
Utilize the method for macerating enzymic product processing flax as follows:
Mechanical treatment flax stem branch is placed in the container subsequently, uses warm water soaking.The dosage that enzyme uses is 0.5~2% of fibre weight.3~4 hours treatment times.In order to increase contacting of enzyme and flax, liquid is circulated continuously, waste water also can be reused (4~5 times).In each container subsequently, add a spot of enzyme and macerate soft flax and the enzyme that loses with the reduction that replenishes enzymic activity and in taking-up.The dry flax fiber of handling with enzyme places it in pre-comb on the coarse tow equipment, subsequently again through the carding machine combing.
Present method is applicable to the factory of flax primary processing, and need not change equipment.
Product of the present invention and method advantage are as follows:
Aspergillus niger belongs to Nepal 76-1 bacterial strain to be cultivated on the substratum of cheapness, produces a kind of pectic enzyme, protease and cellulolytic enzyme mixture, is suitable for the production of flax fiber.Product can liquid or solid-state form flood flax, and flax raw material can make full use of.Can realize the mechanize that flax produces.The present invention can reduce average handling time significantly, increases the throughput of factory and improves working conditions.
The following example is used to illustrate the present invention, but never means the restriction to its scope.
Embodiment 1
Aspergillus niger Nepal 76-1(Aspergillus niger 76-1) cultivated 20 days, grow on inclined-plane malt agar base, make a kind of suspension with it, fermentation media is with 5 * 10
4÷ 1 * 10
5Spore/centimetre
3Inoculation.When fermentation ends, contain 12000 ± 300 unit galactosan enzymes in every cubic centimetre of liquid, 15 ± 5 unit Rohapect MPEs and 1 ± 1,5 unit protopectinases.Behind filtration and the centrifugal granule of removing in the medium and insolubles, ultrafiltration cleaning concentrated mother liquor 10 times.
Obtain a kind of prozyme product, contain 80000~100000 units/centimetre
3The galactosan enzyme, 160~180 units/centimetre
3Rohapect MPE, 10~12 units/centimetre
3Protopectinase and a certain amount of auxiliary enzymes-pepsin, beta-glucanase, glucoamylase, cellulase, they can increase the dipping activity of product.After the nutrient solution drying that is obtained, active as follows: 500000-700000 units/gram galactosan enzyme, 500-700 units/gram Rohapect MPE 70-120 units/gram protopectinase.
The amount of the required enzyme product of flax dry is decided by galactosan enzymic activity-1000~5000 units/gram flax raw material.
Flax stem is processed in peeling machine.The uniform fiber that is obtained contains 10~13% impurity, soaks in warm water, after the temperature regulation to 40 ℃, the enzyme product is joined in the soaking container.(general 3~5 hours-this depend on the matter of flax and the amount of enzyme) guarantee to circulate continuously in the steeping process.Subsequently, flax of handling well is washed three times drying, pre-comb, combing with warm water (60 ℃).After machining, the impurity of flax fiber finished product is less than 1%.
Claims (2)
1, the macerating enzymic product for preparing by aspergillus niger Nepal 76-1 (Aspegillus niger 76-1) [state-run industrial microorganism and cell culture storehouse registration-Nr 1333], has following activity: galactosan enzyme, Rohapect MPE, beta-glucanase, glucoamylase, cellulase.
2, the method for enzymatically treating of flax fiber is characterized in that handling the flax of peeling with the maceration enzyme in the claim 1, and wherein the amount of enzyme use is 0.5~2% of a raw material, 39~43 ℃ of temperature, and in 3~5 hours treatment times, condition is liquid continuous circulation.
Reference
1.A.C.SSSR Nr 622838,1978
2.A.C.SSSR Nr 1017728,1983
3.A.C.SSSR Nr 834271,1981
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DE4012351A DE4012351A1 (en) | 1990-04-18 | 1990-04-18 | Macerating enzyme prepn. obtd. from Aspergillus niger - contains polygalacturonase, pectin-esterase and proto-pectinase, which are used in the work up of flax |
FR9005422A FR2661420A1 (en) | 1990-04-18 | 1990-04-27 | Enzymatic product of maceration and process for the treatment of linseed using this product |
CN90102756A CN1056529A (en) | 1990-04-18 | 1990-05-14 | The working method of macerating enzymic product and flax |
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