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Coating chocolate beans with sugar in an LST rotary drum coating machine involves a process that ensures even coating while maintaining the integrity and appearance of the beans. Here’s a general process you can follow:

Preparing the Ingredients
Chocolate Beans: Ensure the chocolate beans are clean and dry before coating.

Sugar: Use fine sugar that adheres well to the beans and provides a smooth coating.

Setting Up the LST Rotary Drum Coating Machine
Adjust Drum Speed: Set the rotational speed of the drum according to the manufacturer’s guidelines. This speed affects the residence time of the beans inside the drum, which determines the thickness of the coating.

Heat Control (if applicable): Some rotary drum coating machines have heating elements to help in the coating process. Adjust the temperature settings as per the requirements for sugar coating.

Inlet and Outlet Settings: Position the inlet and outlet of the machine correctly to ensure a smooth flow of beans through the drum.

Coating Process
Preheat the Drum (if applicable): Before adding the chocolate beans, preheat the drum slightly to help the sugar adhere better.

Loading Beans: Add the chocolate beans into the rotary drum gradually to ensure they spread evenly.

Adding Sugar: Gradually introduce the fine sugar into the rotating drum. The sugar should be added in small amounts to prevent clumping and ensure even distribution.

Coating Time: Allow the beans to tumble inside the drum for the necessary duration. This allows the sugar to adhere evenly to the beans.

Monitoring: Monitor the process to ensure the beans are evenly coated. Adjust the speed of the drum or the sugar flow if needed to achieve the desired coating thickness.

Cooling and Final Steps
Cooling (if applicable): Some machines have cooling options to quickly cool down the coated beans to prevent them from sticking together.

Discharge: Once coated, discharge the beans from the machine carefully to avoid damaging the coating.

Drying (if needed): Depending on the coating thickness and the moisture content of the beans, you might need to further dry the coated beans to achieve the desired texture and appearance.

Cleaning and Maintenance
Cleaning the Machine: After use, clean the rotary drum coating machine thoroughly to prevent cross-contamination of flavors and ingredients.

Maintenance: Regularly inspect the machine according to the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure optimal performance.

By following these steps, you can effectively coat chocolate beans with sugar using an LST rotary drum coating machine, resulting in a consistent and attractive final product. Adjustments may be necessary based on specific machine capabilities and the desired characteristics of the coated beans.