Process description
The technology is founded on jet stripping (spillage) and is based on
on the foundation that a laminar liquid jet can be separated into equal drops if an appropriate oscillation is generated.
The drops developed in the manner can:
- cooled (from fusions, waxes, fats, synthetics)
- dried (from gelatines, maltodextrines, sugar, rubber arrabicum, aromas etc.)
- be subjected to chemical reactions (ion gelling) alginate, chitosan, cellulose, gellan and much more.
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When single material jets are used, monodisperse microspheres are formed
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When double material jets are used, monodisperse microcapsules are formed.
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