Grain and oil machinery—Farinograph (English Version)
Standard dimensions | Content overview | Specific requirements |
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Terms and definitions | Core concepts such as farinograph, farinograph curve, kneader, etc. | Clearly define and apply to the detection process |
Working principle | Measure the rheological properties of dough and record the farinograph curve | Accurate data collection through sensors and control systems |
Classification and model | Mechanical and electronic types; 300g and 50g specifications according to the test volume | Model coding rules: JFZD series, such as |
Farinograph:A key instrument used to detect the rheological properties of wheat flour and evaluate gluten quality and flour performance. In the food industry, farinographs are widely used in flour mills, scientific research institutions and grain procurement links.
Farinograph curve:A graph that records the change of resistance over time during dough formation, reflecting the physical properties of flour processing and is an important basis for judging flour quality.
GB/T 35943-2018 was formulated based on the grain industry's demand for high-precision flour testing, combined with advanced domestic and foreign experience, to optimize the technical parameters and testing methods of the instrument. With the improvement of agricultural mechanization, the farinograph has gradually developed from the early mechanical type to the intelligent and automated direction.
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