1984
DOI: 10.1002/lipi.19840860701
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Entsäuerung und Desodorierung von Speiseölen und Fetten in ein oder mehrstufig betriebenen Gegenstrom‐Filmanlagen ‐ Grundlagen und Wirtschaftlichkeit

Abstract: Im Gegensatz zum 1976 vorgestellten einstufigen Gegenstromfilmverfahren in einem von auBen aufgezwungenen Temperaturfeld treten bei den neuen mehrstufigen Verfahren gegenuber dem einstufigen fur die Reynold'schezahlder D&npfestromungzwischen KopfundSumpfumdenFaktor 3 kleinere Unterschiede auf. Sie wirken sich in entsprechend geringeren Differenzdrucken aus. Die Weiterbildung des mehrstufigen Filmverfahrens fuhrte dabei zu Anlagen, die unter solchen Bedingungen betrieben werden konnen, daB eine Entsauemng von C… Show more

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“…Consequently, such profound changes will have negative repercussions on the crystallization characteristics. Triacylglycerol reactions of this kind have been reported in cocoa butter at steam-refining temperatures of 260°C [17], while Timms and Stewart [18] have described batch steam refining of cocoa butter at 130-180°C for 10-30 min, and claim that these conditions do not affect physical properties. To avoid negatively impacting the cocoa butter quality, packed-column technology may offer an alternative-processing route, because it has a higher stripping efficiency and, therefore, residence time at high temperatures can be reduced.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Consequently, such profound changes will have negative repercussions on the crystallization characteristics. Triacylglycerol reactions of this kind have been reported in cocoa butter at steam-refining temperatures of 260°C [17], while Timms and Stewart [18] have described batch steam refining of cocoa butter at 130-180°C for 10-30 min, and claim that these conditions do not affect physical properties. To avoid negatively impacting the cocoa butter quality, packed-column technology may offer an alternative-processing route, because it has a higher stripping efficiency and, therefore, residence time at high temperatures can be reduced.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%