Ever since Marco polo brought the noodle back from China some seven hundred years ago. pasta has earned its place on tables around the world pasta comes in an array of shapes and sizes like the die-hard pasta loves who just can’t seem to get enough
Pastors actually Chinese an archer when Marco Polo returned to Venice in 1295 after spending twenty four years in the Far East he brought back with him Chinese pasta noodles pasta became popular so quickly that by the 15th century it occupied a prime position in Italian cooking in this same error commercial production began in Naples Italians today a favor macaroni zine raviolis with garlic and cheese
Pasta are generally made from semolina and water the silos contain more than 33 tons of semolina arrive from durum wheat the semolina heads for the high-speed remixer were all be vigorously mixed with water for 5 to 10 seconds this machine can’t repeat win one and two tons of semolina per hour the does extracted from the pre mixer and falls into a first-place. Mixer open to the air then the dough goes into this back in blade mixer. The mix is now ready to go through the brass maltz. here’s a spaghetti mall and a mold from a fall very narrow lasagna here or molds used to make line shelves and stars for soups as well as crested the dollar the does injected into the mold under pressure this rotating blade machine cut some 12,000 routines for men that 720,000 per hour with the DoD being still quite fresh the roti knees are soft they will dry somewhat on display. Now we move to the lasagnas the dough goes through this press mould and the strips a fresh dough 42 inches long are place on the steaks too dry add 150 degrees they drive vertically so as to retain their nice flat shape. After drying for 15 hours the structure than cotton 4% thus making four strips measuring about 10 inches each. To minimize losses and make cutting the dry lasagna easier scissors trim the dough pieces and equal lengths on the sticks. The long as I need drying process begins. Once try pulling some lasagna are finally cut there now ready for packaging. To make some of the other pastors the mix has to be worked a bit more in order for it to have the required shake the dough goes through this roller which gives it the desired thickness. and now butterflies are for this small cut 7500 them a min for a total of 450,000 an hour. The shield does to feed why. It is produced in a steady stream and goes right to the cutting mall. The butterflies fall into this conveyor to dry somewhat then they head toward. The next production step. Certain short pass to such as these butterflies and who Seeley,s have to be dry so there then put into this fall dryer. Coming out of the dryer the pastors are hard and ready for packaging. Here we see the ever-popular spaghetti is being made. As with lasagnas spaghettis are also dried vertically. Now this automated machine places the spaghettis onto a cutting table and breaks them to the proper line. The spaghettis are now ready for packaging. Exact quantities to be bagged are determined by computer. Then the spaghettis go gently down the chute. The email spaghetti going to each bag is transported and emptied out by this moving container. To make filling user the spaghettis are properly position by the shoot. In just one minute this machine can package 10 8.8 found backs whenever needed they can handle up to 60 bag cement. Pastors are a favorite meal the world over. this plant makes over 100 different products. And every day uses between sixty and 360 tonnes. for between two and twelve truckloads of semolina made from hard week