Fermentation Tank for Mushroom Liquid Spawn Production

The required liquid culture medium is prepared from appropriate nutrients and water according to the cultivation formula. The medium is introduced into the fermentation tank through the designated inlet.

For mushroom applications, the exact culture-medium formulation should be selected according to the target mushroom species and spawn-production process.

The vertical tank is designed as a closed structure. The FTXH200B uses a SUS304 double-layer tank, while the FTXH320A uses a SUS304 tank and head structure.

The hygienic stainless-steel construction and polished inner surfaces facilitate cleaning and preparation before fermentation.

The two models use different heating methods:

• FTXH200B:electric heating with a rated heating power of 12 kW and automatic temperature control.
• FTXH320A:steam heating, suitable for facilities with an available steam source.

Heating brings the culture medium to the required process temperature.

During liquid culture production, air quality is important. The FTXH200B is equipped with a double external filtration system using a 5-inch filter cartridge with 0.01 μm filtration precision.

The tank also has a dedicated breathing port, helping manage gas exchange while supporting the controlled vessel environment.

The FTXH200B uses pneumatic agitation to keep the liquid culture medium mixed during the process.

Continuous or controlled agitation can help maintain a more uniform culture environment throughout the tank.

The tank provides a dedicated inoculation port for introducing the required microbial or mushroom culture under controlled operating conditions.

The FTXH200B is equipped with observation ports and a sampling port, allowing operators to monitor the culture and take samples during the process.

After the required fermentation/culture process is completed, the liquid culture can be discharged through the dedicated outlet and transferred to the next stage of mushroom inoculation.

المعدات الأولية

It can be integrated with:

• Water Treatment System
• Culture Medium Preparation Tank
• خلاط الركيزةfor other cultivation processes
• معدات التعقيم
• مولد البخار
• Air Compressor
• Sterile Air Filtration System

المعدات اللاحقة

After liquid culture preparation, the fermented liquid spawn can be transferred to:

• آلة تلقيح اللقاح السائل
• Mushroom Bagging and Inoculation Line
• زجاجات زراعة الفطر
• Incubation Room

Liquid Spawn Storage/Transfer System

Technical guidance for tank positioning, piping connections, heating-system connections and production-line integration.

Support with initial heating, agitation, air filtration and basic operating parameter checks.

Training can cover equipment operation, temperature-control procedures, sampling, cleaning and routine operating practices.

Replacement components and consumables can be supplied according to the equipment configuration, including filtration-related components where applicable.

Technical assistance can be provided for equipment operation, process integration and troubleshooting.

After-sales technical support can be provided according to the project requirements and equipment configuration.

The FTXH200B has a 200 L nominal volume and approximately 160 L actual culture volume, uses electric heating and includes pneumatic agitation plus a specified 0.01 μm external filtration system.

The FTXH320A has a larger 320 لتر تصميمي وحجم عمل 300 لتر and uses steam heating, making it suitable for facilities with an existing steam supply.

Yes. The equipment is designed for microbial fermentation and can be incorporated into mushroom liquid spawn production systems, provided the appropriate culture medium, strain and process parameters are used.

Potential applications include oyster, shiitake, king oyster, enoki, lion’s mane and wood ear mushrooms, as well as other species compatible with liquid culture technology. The exact process should be confirmed according to the mushroom strain and culture formula.

Yes. It can be incorporated upstream of a آلة تلقيح اللقاح السائل. After the liquid culture reaches the required process condition, it can be transferred to the inoculation system for mushroom bags or bottles, creating a more continuous liquid-spawn production workflow.