soybean oil solvent extraction plant soybean oil
- Use: soybean oil
- Product Name: soybean oil extraction plant
- Machine Type: oil extraction plant
- Oilseeds: soybean
- Production Capacity: 30-1000KG/H(Capacity can customized)
- Power(W): 10-80KW
- Dimension(L*W*H): 2050*1350*2000
9.11.1 Vegetable Oil Processing - U.S. Environmental
- Press Materials: soybean
- Machine Type: soybean oil extraction plant
- Voltage: 380V/50HZ
- Measurement(L*W*H): 1950x1300x1900cm
- Gross Weight: 870 KG
- Warranty of core components: 2 years
- Core Components: Motor, Pressure vessel, Pump, Gear, Bearing, Engine, Gearbox
- Screw speed: 30-40 r/min
- Vacuum pump: Y90S-4-1.1KW
- Power: Y160M-6-7.5KW
- Gear ratio: 15/40x15/55=1: 9.78
- Heater: 3Kw
- Package: wooden cases
- Oil seeds: Vegetable seeds
- Process function: fresh coconut,virgin coconut, and copra
- Advantages: Easy to Operate, Save Labor Cost set
Solvent Extraction Plant
- Product Using:produce soybean oil
- Machine Type: cooking oil extraction plant
- Model Number: DT-200
- Suitable Voltage: 220V/380V/415V
- Power(W): 1-30kw
- Measurement(L*W*H): 1200*400*900mm3
- Feature: Multifunction High efficient
- Advantage: Energy Saving and environment protection
- Machine Material: Part of are stainless steel
- Residual: Less than 2%
- Suitable objects: sunflower seed ,groundnut , rape seed
- Whole Production line: pressing, solvent extraction, refining
Background One of the most basic needs of mankind is an abundant and reliable food supply. In the modern world, one major source of protein and vegetable oil is from oilseeds, particularly the soybean – an abundant resource which is largely processed using solvent extraction, an efficient and reliable means to separate the high-protein meal solids from the high-energy edible oil.
Modern soybean processing starts with solvent extraction to obtain crude oil and defatted meal. Most defatted meal is used for animal feed and only a small portion is further processed into different types of soy protein Products for human consumption (see Chapter 8). Crude oil contains variable amounts of nontriglyceride materials.
Soybean Processing Basics: Operations - NOPA
- Use: soybean oil
- Machine Type: cooking oil processing machine
- Model Number: L-6L
- Automatic Grade: Automatic
- Material Filling Valve Head: Multi-Head
- Feed Cylinder Structure: Single-Room Feeding
- Dosing Device: Plunger
- Filling Principle: Pressure
- Packaging Container Lifting Structure: Pneumatic Lifting
- Structure: Linear
- Packaging: Bottle
- Packaging Material: Plastic
- Filling Range: 600ml
- Model: L-6L
- Speed: 2000bph
- Filling Material: Oil
- Package Power: 4.5kw
- Working: Automatic
- Shipping Term: by Sea or by Train
- Delivery Time: 35-40days After Payment
- Transport Package: Seaworthing Packing
- Measurement: oil
NOPA members produce meal and oil from oilseeds through a solvent extraction process, employing modern technologies to meet food safety and federal permitting requirements and ensure worker safety. Below is a standard flow chart that illustrates the various stages of a soybean as it journeys through a processing plant to become meal and oil.
Understanding Hexane Extraction of Vegetable Oils
- Press Materials: soybean
- Machine Type: oil extraction plant
- Capacity: 100TPD
- Suitable Voltage: 380V/440V or required
- Measurement(L*W*H): 1500*1200*1750MM, 1500*1200*1750MM
- Gross Weight: 880KG, 880kg
- Application: Oil Production Line
- Item: Industrial Oil Extractor
- Function: Making Edible Oil
- After-sales Service: Engineers available to service
- Advantage: High Oil Yield
- Raw material: Sunflower, cooking,cooking seed,Sunflower
- Color: Optional
- Machine Material: Stainess Steel/Carbon Steel
- Certification: ISO CE
The solvent extraction of vegetable oils like soybean oil dominates the oilseed industry as the most popular extraction method used around the world. Most large-scale solvent plants use hexane extraction to chemically separate oilseeds into liquid fat and solid protein—popular ingredients in the food industry and many other market sectors.
