Process for dust-free enzyme manufacture
CA 2120611 C · Owner: Crowley, Richard P. · Inventors: Crowley, Richard P.; Becker, Nathaniel T.
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This invention relates to processes for manufacture of substantially dust-free particles of enzymes by spray-coating solid particulate cores or seeds with fermentation broths containing enzymes. Fermentation broths containing from 5 % to 100 % total solids as enzyme and 4 % - 55 % total solids content in the broth may be used. For broths containing 4 % - 31 % total solids en-, zyme and coating agents may be spray-coated so as to achieve a weight gain of 1 % - 24 % w/w aver the initial weight of the cores. For broths with 31 % - 55 % total solids; a corresponding weight gain of 1 % - 100 % may be achieved. The enzyme coated cores may be further coated with coating agents: The total dry …
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- Filed October 10, 1991 and granted May 14, 2002. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended October 10, 2011.
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