Hao Liu, Xubin Xiao, Hongguang Liu, Zhihua Li, XiaoJian He
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Research and Application of Tobacco Based on Leaf Nicotine Value to Realize Redrying Homogenization Processing
The main component is the manufacturing process of actual tobacco crushing and the redrying procedure. As a result, it requires a high level of overall stability. People should make sure the maintenance and repair system is appropriately considered as a significant task in redrying. Various flavors, including black and green, were tested for tobacco consumption. According to the researchers who tested for tobacco consumption, the amount of nicotine in tea leaves is proved to be highly varying in some cases, much higher than that found in Solanaceae fruits. Here, describing inexpensive redrying purification for homogenization process (IRPHP), with this technique, colicins can be recovered with a higher detection rate and nicotine levels can be reduced that can be used on food. After [Formula: see text]-means cluster verification, one nicotine leaf may be precisely split into several zones for redrying the distribution of exhaust tobacco aroma components (TACs) in various global locations. In general, these findings give essential information to aid in the efficient harvesting and redrying of tobacco plants. Additionally, these data imply that this approach may be used to determine the chemical distributions in leaves that do not have the same arrangement as tobacco leaves.
期刊介绍:
IJRQSE is a refereed journal focusing on both the theoretical and practical aspects of reliability, quality, and safety in engineering. The journal is intended to cover a broad spectrum of issues in manufacturing, computing, software, aerospace, control, nuclear systems, power systems, communication systems, and electronics. Papers are sought in the theoretical domain as well as in such practical fields as industry and laboratory research. The journal is published quarterly, March, June, September and December. It is intended to bridge the gap between the theoretical experts and practitioners in the academic, scientific, government, and business communities.