Filtration‐extraction of sesame seed on a bench scale

Graci, A. V.; D’Aquin, E. L.; Paredes, Márcio L.L.; Vix, H. L. E.

doi:10.1007/bf02633256

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“…Preparation of Materials for Extraction. The three raw materials were prepared in accordance with the specific procedures recommended for each in past reports (3,5,16,17). However, in order more effectively to demonstrate the improved extraction efficiency obtainable by the double-soak process, preparations were purposely selected, which when extracted by the re~llar single-soak process, gave residual lipids somewhat higher than 1.0%.…”

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“…Equipment for preparation of the different materials comprised the following pilot-plant size units: -eapaeity, steam-jacketed, mixer-cooker ; steamheated, forced-draft cabinet dryer. All of these units have been described in previous reports (5,14).…”

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“…laboratory method is described which is recommended for use in the design of commerciaLscale installations employing the double-soak, filtration-extraction process. F ILTRATION-EXTRACTION iS an established commercial process for the continuous direct extraction of cottonseed, soybeans, sunflower seed, and rice bran (1,2,7,8) and has also been applied successfully on a bench-or pilot-plant scale to peanuts (3), flaxseed (4), sesame (5), castor beans (6), safflower, wheat and milo germs, sugar cane mud, press-cake, and other materials (9).…”

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Improved extraction efficiency by double‐soak, filtration‐extraction process

D’Aquin

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Vix

et al. 1961

J Americ Oil Chem Soc

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A simple and inexpensive modification of the filtrationextraction process has been described which permits improved extraction efficiency and reduced solvent requirements over that presently obtained. It comprises an additional soaking step, which can be readily incorporated.Bench-scale data are presented on three different oil-bearing materials which demonstrate that, at equivalent solvent-meats ratios, the percentage of residual lipids in the extracted meal products can be reduced about 50% or more by use of the double-soak over the single-soak procedure or that, for equivalent percentages of residual oil in extracted meals, the solventmeats ratio can be reduced significantly.laboratory method is described which is recommended for use in the design of commerciaLscale installations employing the double-soak, filtration-extraction process.

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Improved extraction efficiency by double‐soak, filtration‐extraction process

D’Aquin

Graci

Vix

et al. 1961

J Americ Oil Chem Soc

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Neuzeitliche Technologie der Fette und Fettprodukte LXXXIII: Die Ölgewinnung durch Lösungsmittel‐Extraktion

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Güldenpfennig

1962

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Filtration‐extraction of safflower seed on a bench scale

D’Aquin¹,

Pominski²,

Vix³

et al. 1961

J Americ Oil Chem Soc

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Data are presented to show that filtration‐extraction can be successfully applied on a bench‐scale to extract whole or decorticated safflower seed to a residual lipids content in meal of about 1.0%.Recommended procedure and operating conditions for processing this seed are given. These were found to be adequate within the limitations of the study and are not to be considered optimum. They are similar to those employed for filtration‐extraction of most high‐oil‐content materials except that, for safflower, severe initial rolling is necessary and that efficient processing of decorticated seed requires an additional step of rerolling of the cooked materials prior to extraction.Based on the close correlation obtained to date between bench‐ and industrial‐scale filtration‐extraction results for a wide variety of oil crops, there should be little difficulty encountered in the processing of safflower on a commercial scale.

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Filtration‐extraction of sesame seed on a bench scale

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Improved extraction efficiency by double‐soak, filtration‐extraction process

Improved extraction efficiency by double‐soak, filtration‐extraction process

Neuzeitliche Technologie der Fette und Fettprodukte LXXXIII: Die Ölgewinnung durch Lösungsmittel‐Extraktion

Filtration‐extraction of safflower seed on a bench scale

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