1971 Volume 18 Issue 5 Pages 222-225
Passing through an electrostatic field, wheat flour could be fractionated into several fractions of which protein contents are different. Passing two times of through a parallel plates electrostatic fractionator, a fractios of higher protein contents and one of lower protein contents were obtained. For example, flour of 12.0% protein contents was fractionated into fractions of which highest protein contents was 18.0% and the lowest was 8.4% when 20kV was employed for strong flour. The fractionating effect is consided to rely upon classifying effect by granule size.