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The processing conditions for obtaining high oil quality and yield in continuous caustic refining of the following crude oils
are given: tallow, palm, fish, rapeseed, and sunflower. pH Monitoring of reaction mixture assures proper caustic dosage. pH
Set point range for various crudes is noted. 相似文献
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E. J. Campbell 《Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society》1983,60(2):387-392
The paper describes sunflower oil, its fatty acid composition, analytical characteristics, uses, applications in products, and advantages and problems associated with its use. Specific processing conditions, including flow diagrams, to produce satisfactory finished products are discussed. The presentation emphasizes developments since 1976, anticipated changes in technology and a forecast of changes that may lie ahead. 相似文献
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The pyrrolizidine alkaloid content of crude borage oil and borage oil from different processing stages was determined by GC-MS.
The results showed that no pyrrolizidine alkaloids were present above a detection limit of 20 ppb. The reduction factors for
pyrrolizidine alkaloids at various stages in the oil refining process were determined by means of spiking experiments using
the commercially available pyrrolizidine alkaloid crotaline. It was shown that the pyrrolizidine content in crude borage oil
was reduced overall by a factor of about 30,000 in the refining process. 相似文献
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R. M. Pierce 《Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society》1970,47(7):248A-251A
A great deal of interest has recently been shown in sunflower seed as an oilseed erop. The introduction of new Russian seed
varieties with higher oil content have helped to stimulate this interest, particularly in the flax and cottonseed growing
areas. This paper presents background material pertinent to the subject of sunflower processing. Such things as seed structure,
oil and meal quality and certain economic considerations are included. Processing techniques currently used are discussed
and comparisons made with the processing of other oilseeds. Brief mention is made of storage and handling of the seeds, meal
and oil. Extraction is discussed briefly, but since it is successful only if the seed is properly prepared, seed preparation
and handling prior to extraction are stressed. Sunflower seeds are nearly 30% hulls and these hulls are high in crude fiber
content. For this reason, dehulling and hull separation practices are important aspects of processing sunflowers. Expeller
operating variables are also important where prepressing is part of the process. These processes are stressed. Direct solvent
extraction and prepress solvent extraction methods are currently being used successfully. Features of both methods and their
applicability are discussed along with seed preparation needed for each method.
One of nine papers to be published from the Symposium on Solvent Extraction Techniques for Soybean and Other Seeds, presented
at the AOCS Meeting, Minneapolis, October, 1969. 相似文献
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对加西原油加工过程产生污水的性质进行分析,该污水具有pH大、硫化物含量低、氨氮含量低、含油量低、COD含量高的特点。在污水处理场原有设施上,通过调节pH、增加絮凝剂投加量、增加生化池葡萄糖投加量、调节生化池温度等措施,使加西原油加工期间所产生的污水全部达标排放。 相似文献
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自1997年以来,我国石化行业中炼制的原油中高含硫原油的比例逐渐增大,硫对设备的腐蚀问题得到了各炼油企业的重视.本文主要介绍了目前常用的防腐蚀措施和技术. 相似文献
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Membrane processing of crude vegetable oils: Pilot plant scale remoyal of solvent from oil miscellas
S. S. Köseoglu J. T. Lawhon E. W. Lusas 《Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society》1990,67(5):315-322
The recovery of solvents used in the extraction step of edible oil processing is required for economical, environmental, and
safety considerations. The miscella (mixture of extracted oil and solvent) exits the extractor at 70 to 75 wt% solvent content.
Currently, the solvent is recovered by distillation.
This paper reports the results of a study on separation of vegetable oils from commercial extraction solvents using various
types of Reverse Osmosis (RO) and Ultrafiltration (UF) membranes.
Solvent permeation rates and separation performances of various RO and UF membranes were determined by using ethanol, isopropyl
alcohol and hexane as the solvents. One membrane exhibited a flux of 200 GFD (ethanol) with 1% oil remaining in the permeate.
However, hexane rapidly deteriorated all but one of the membranes tested. The membrane that was compatible with hexane had
a low flux and unacceptably low oil retention.
Industrial-scale membranes were also evaluated in pilot plant trials. A hexane separation was attempted with a hollow-fiber
membrane unit, and it was noted that the pores of the fibers swelled almost closed. Some of the commercially available membranes
selectively removed solvent (ethanol or isopropanol) from the edible oil miscellas with reasonable flow rates.
The research reported has shown that membranes manufactured from polyamide were the least affected by hexane. Fluxes achieved
during solvent-oil separations were increased by increases in either temperature or pressure and decreased by increases in
oil concentration in the feed. The processing temperature affected the percentage of oil in solution in either ethanol or
isopropanol as well as the viscosity of the feed. Both of these factors in turn influenced the flux achieved.
Approximately 2 trillion Btu/yr could be saved using a hybrid membrane system to recover solvents used in the extraction step
of crude oil production. Studies to date report marginal success. The development of hexane-resistant membranes may make this
application viable. 相似文献
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Monoj K. Gupta 《Lipid Technology》2014,26(11-12):260-263
Sunflower is one of the oldest oilseeds in the Americas. It is the state flower of Kansas State and constitutes a significant segment of oilseeds produced in the former Soviet Union Block. Sunflower is admired worldwide for its vibrant beauty and is an important source of food. Its oil is viewed as a healthy vegetable oil and its seeds contain a wide range of nutrients that are enjoyed as a tasty snack as well as nutritious ingredient in many foods, such as health bars, salad garnish and spreads similar to peanut butter. Sunflower is an important crop choice for US growers from the northern plains of Dakotas to Texas panhandle. The oil has very good taste and appearance. Today, there is the traditional sunflower oil, which is high in linoleic acid content that makes it excellent for both domestic and industrial use. The high linoleic acid content makes the oil unstable in industrial or institutional frying. Mid‐oleic sunflower, which contains higher oleic acid and lower level of linoleic acid than the garden variety sunflower oil is more suitable for industrial and institutional frying along with the applications such as salad oil and cooking oil. High oleic sunflower oil, that contains 80% or higher oleic acid and very low linoleic acid, is one of the most stable oils for all applications, including industrial and institutional frying, and also for industrial non‐food applications such as lubricant, as transformer oil and various other applications. 相似文献