Method of dissolution of sausage skins and other cellulosic substances by means of an enzyme solution
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Sep 29, 1998
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Dec 21, 1995
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Dec 23, 1994
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A method of destruction of sausage skins and other mainly cellulosic substances by means of dissolution with an enzyme solution. Enzymes are added to a reactor that contains a water solution, after or before which the substances to be dissolved are added to the reactor. The substances to be dissolved are dissolved partly or completely, after which a new amount of substances to be dissolved are added to the reactor. When the enzymes have been adsorbed into the new substances to be dissolved, the solution containing the substances dissolved are recovered by separating the solution and the substances to be dissolved from each other, whereby water is added to the substances to be dissolved and if desired, the four foregoing steps are repeated a wished amount of times.
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