Paper · 2012 · Guizhou nongye kexue

Effect of Fan Speed on Quality of Flue-cured Upper Tobacco Leaves of Nanjiang 3

Wu Shuo

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Abstract

Effect of different circulating fan speed on sensory quality,grade and chemical component of flue-cured tobacco leaves was studied to enhance the quality and flavor of flue-cured upper tobacco leaves of Nanjiang 3 by controlling the circulating fan speed during baking process.The results showed that baking until 52℃ by 1 450 r/min,960 r/min during 52~60℃,720 r/min after 60℃ till the end of bake could all improve the quality grades,sensory quality,chemical components harmony and flavor of tobacco leaves.

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The staged fan-speed schedule improved tobacco quality grades, sensory quality, chemical harmony and flavor.

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Nanjiang 3t0
Treatment
baking until 52℃ by 1 450 r/min,960 r/min during 52~60℃,720 r/min after 60℃ till the end of bakee0
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quality grades,sensory quality,chemical components harmony and flavore0
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Nicotiana tabacum
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“baking until 52℃ by 1 450 r/min,960 r/min during 52~60℃,720 r/min after 60℃ till the end of bake could all improve the quality grades,sensory quality,chemical components harmony and flavor of tobacco leaves”

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“Nanjiang 3”

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