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Study on physical property of over-dried cut tobacco during starting and finishing stages of drying process

Gao Hu

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Physical indexes such as whole cut rate, its changing ratio, bulk density and apparent density were investigated to determine industrial availability of over-dried cut tobaccos with different moisture contents. Cluster analysis was used to analyze data and sensory evaluation was also carried out to verify outcomes. Results showed that: 1 Whole cut rate, its changing ratio, bulk density, apparent density were highly correlated with moisture content. 2 Cut tobacco samples with different moisture contents could be clustered into two categories with cut-off point of 8.72% ~ 9.46% moisture content. 3 Overall sensory quality of over-dried cut tobacco with moisture content lower than 8.72% was significantly different from normal cut tobacco. The quality-concerned critical moisture content for overdried cut tobacco was about 9.00%.

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Physical indexes such as whole cut rate, its changing ratio, bulk density and apparent density were investigated to determine industrial availability of over-dried cut tobaccos with different moisture contents. Cluster analysis was used to analyze data and sensory evaluation was also carried out to verify outcomes. Results showed that: 1 Whole cut rate, its changing ratio, bulk density, apparent density were highly correlated with moisture content. 2 Cut tobacco samples with different moisture contents could be clustered into two categories with cut-off point of 8.72% ~ 9.46% moisture content. 3 Overall sensory quality of over-dried cut tobacco with moisture content lower than 8.72% was significantly different from normal cut tobacco. The quality-concerned critical moisture content for overdried cut tobacco was about 9.00%.

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Physical indexes such as whole cut rate, its changing ratio, bulk density and apparent density were investigated to determine industrial availability of over-dried cut tobaccos with different moisture contents. Cluster analysis was used to analyze data and sensory evaluation was also carried out to verify outcomes. Results showed that: 1 Whole cut rate, its changing ratio, bulk density, apparent density were highly correlated with moisture content. 2 Cut tobacco samples with different moisture contents could be clustered into two categories with cut-off point of 8.72% ~ 9.46% moisture content. 3 Overall sensory quality of over-dried cut tobacco with moisture content lower than 8.72% was significantly different from normal cut tobacco. The quality-concerned critical moisture content for overdried cut tobacco was about 9.00%.

Key concepts: Water content, Physical property, Moisture, Bulk density, Food science, Mathematics, Materials science, Environmental science

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