Tobacco Science and Technology
Tobacco Science and Technology is a peer reviewed journal since 2013 up to now. The journal is monthly publishing journal.The main scope of Tobacco Science and Technology) is Agricultural engineering/Agricultural science, Biological Engineering/ Biological science, bio-chemistry, chemistry, public health, pharmaceutical science and so on. Our journal welcome original papers from everywhere in the world.
Volume 58 , Issue 04
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Tobacco Science and Technology
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Tobacco Science and Technology
A rapid detection method for moisture content in cured tobacco based on drying kinetics
The effects of air temperature and relative humidity (RH) on the drying kinetics of two flue-cured tobaccos (C3F and B3F) were studied with a thermogravimetric device for drying analysis in this work. The drying experiments were carried out with the drying air temperature of 60℃, 70℃, 80℃ and 90℃ and the RH of 0%, 10%, 20%, 30% and 40% at a constant airflow. A modified Arrhenius-type equation of diffusivity considering the effect of RH was proposed. By comparison with five thin-layer drying models and five equilibrium moisture content models to describe the drying kinetics of tobacc
Protoplast preparation of tobacco root cells
The cell wall, serving as the exoskeleton of plants, is naturally a barrier to resist external stresses. Protoplasts can be obtained by dissolving the cell walls of plant cells without damaging the cell membrane, and are widely used in the rapid propagation, transgenic breeding, and somatic hybridization of plants. However, to regenerate the cell wall is a precondition for cell division. Therefore, to study the culture condition and influencing factors during the cell wall regeneration of protoplasts is vital. Traditionally, culture medium is used to cultivate protoplasts, but it has some d
Identification of microorganisms resulted mildew on Hainan cigar tobacco and their antagonistic strains' screening
The microbiological composition of tobacco products was studied using culture and chemical analysis (of tobacco leaves) or chemical analysis only (tobacco and tobacco smoke). The chemical analyses utilized gas chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry for determining 3-hydroxy fatty acids, muramic acid, and ergosterol as markers of respectively lipopolysaccharide (LPS), peptidoglycan, and fungal biomass. Mesophilic bacteria dominated in both fresh and cured tobacco leaves; a range of additional bacteria and fungi were also found albeit in minor amounts. The peptidoglycan and LPS concentration
Influence of packing density in cases on cut tobacco quality during off-site delivery
Cigarettes with reduced circumference are increasingly popular in some countries, hence it is important to understand the effects of circumference reduction on their burning behaviour, smoke chemistry and bioactivity. Reducing circumference reduces tobacco mass burn rate, puff count and static burn time, and increases draw resistance and rod length burned during puff and smoulder periods. Smoulder temperature increases with decreasing circumference, but with no discernible effect on cigarette ignition propensity during a standard test. At constant packing density, mainstream (MS) and sidest
Development of grinding machine for sharpening wrapper and binder knives used in MIR-01 cigar making machine
With respect to the truing and sharpening of diamond abrasive grinding tools, traditional machining methods are briefly described, and new dressing methods, such as the laser dressing method, are described in detail. It is pointed out that laser dressing of diamond abrasive tools is a green processing method with high efficiency and no environmental pollution. Numerical simulation research on pulse laser dressing of a bronze diamond abrasive grinding wheel was carried out, and a cumulative heat transfer model of laser dressing energy was developed. The temperature evolution law of the bronz