Usage:Egg Liquid Processing
Power Source:Electric
Type:Egg Liquid Separating Device
Voltage:Customized
Capacity:1000lph, 2000lph, 3000lph, 4000lph, Optional
Certification:ISO9001
Application:Milk, Yogurt, Cheese, Ice Cream
HS Code:8424899990
Production:120g/Day
Control of Egg Sources: Eggs from healthy flocks in standardized environments. Quality Inspection: Visual inspection and candling to check for integrity and internal purity.
Cleaning: Utilizing warm water and specialized detergents to remove dirt. Disinfection: Immersion in disinfectant (e.g., sodium hypochlorite) to eliminate harmful microorganisms.
Methods: High-efficiency mechanical breaking for large-scale operations. Separation: Advanced centrifugal or screen devices to separate yolk and white based on density differences.
Filtration: Removing shell fragments and chalazae using fine filters. Homogenization: High-pressure refinement to ensure uniform fat distribution in whole egg liquid.
Treatment: Pasteurization at 60-70°C to kill pathogens while preserving nutritional value. Cooling: Rapid cooling to 4-10°C post-sterilization.
Materials: Food-grade plastic or aseptic cartons. Conditions: Stored in cold storage at 0-4°C to maintain stability and safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the main sterilization method used in the egg liquid process?
A1: We use pasteurization at temperatures between 60-70 degrees Celsius. This ensures the destruction of harmful bacteria like Salmonella while preserving the functional and nutritional properties of the egg.
Q2: Can the equipment handle both whole egg liquid and yolk/white separation?
A2: Yes, the system includes mechanical egg breaking and separation equipment that can produce whole egg liquid or separate yolks and whites based on density differences using specialized screens.
Q3: What are the capacity options available for this egg processing line?
A3: We offer various batch sizes ranging from 100L up to 1000L, and continuous production lines ranging from 1000lph to 4000lph to meet different industrial needs.
Q4: How is the hygiene of the eggs ensured before processing?
A4: The process includes a thorough cleaning and disinfection stage. Eggs are washed with warm water and detergent, followed by immersion in a sodium hypochlorite solution to eliminate surface pathogens.
Q5: What are the storage requirements for the finished egg liquid?
A5: Packaged egg liquid should be stored in cold storage at a temperature of 0-4 degrees Celsius. Rapid cooling after sterilization is critical to maintain quality.
Q6: Is the voltage of the machinery customizable?
A6: Yes, while the standard rated voltage is 380v/50hz, the electrical configurations can be customized to meet specific regional power requirements.