A potato pregelatinized starch industrial separation production plant is a specialized facility designed to transform native potato starch into pregelatinized starch, a versatile ingredient used across various industries. The process typically involves several key stages: initially, raw potato starch is mixed with water to form a slurry. This slurry then undergoes gelatinization, where controlled heating breaks down the starch granules, altering their physical properties. Following gelatinization, the modified starch is rapidly dried, often using methods like drum drying or extrusion, and then milled into a fine powder. The "separation" aspect refers to the efficient extraction and purification of starch from potatoes in the initial stages, and potentially the separation of different starch fractions or by-products during processing. The resulting pregelatinized starch is cold-water soluble, offering instant thickening and binding properties without further cooking, making it ideal for food, pharmaceutical, and industrial applications.