I The dough or bread residues resulting from the
production process are fed into the STEPHAN BAS. This
can be done manually or automatically via a conveyor
belt. The machine system is then positioned on load
cells, measuring the quantity of dough and equalizes it
with the desired value. The necessary water quantity is
fed into the BAS pre-mixing container. After the dosing
process the blender is started to pre-grind and mix. The
aim is to obtain a good and uniform suspension. With
the help of a special mixing tool and a strong motor in
the BAS 600, this result is achieved within 180 sec. The
suspension is then fed through the outlet valve in the
STEPHAN Microcut fine-cutter (0.5 mm cutting rings), in
order to obtain the desired final consistency and
homogeneity.
The result is a suspension, in which the starch is
dissolved, while the protein (gluten) is preserved in small
particles. The quality of the suspension thus obtained
thanks to the application of STEPHAN technology is
extraordinary.
The liquid dough is then pumped to the buffer tanks by
a feeding pump / fine-cutter for storage before further
processing as an addition to the new virgin dough.
These buffer tanks are double jacketed in order to cool
down the suspension for storage.
A heat exchanger can be interposed to ensure an exact
temperature control. So it is guaranteed, that always a
defined raw material goes back into production.I
The BAS System is
expandable and offers
a lot of possibilities.
The Plant
STEPHAN dough or bread crusher BAS
STEPHAN fine cutter Microcut-MCH
Electrical installation
Feeding pump
Heat exchanger
Double jacketed buffer tank(s)
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The STEPHAN Process Process description of Danish Pastry with STEPHAN BAS System
More efficiency with
the new BAS System!
Dosing of raw materials
STEPHAN mixer
Rolling out, folding and
laminating of dough-fat band
Worktable
Form stamping press
Recirculation of residual
dough
Product transport to
proofer and freezer
Collecting of
residual dough
In case of production stop-
transport to freezer
BAS
Processing of
dough residuals
Pumps
Sytem tanks/
Buffer tanks
The capacity of the described STEPHAN BAS System
is, depending on product and process, approx. 1,200
to 2,000 kg/h.
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Simply integration
in every system.
Function of the
STEPHAN Microcut
System.
Mainly the plant BAS consists of: