Rotary Edible Oil Filling Production Line in Cameroon

What is the process of edible oil production line?
The next process step in edible oil production line is called refining. We usually batch refining technique, the oil is treated with a 20% caustic solution to react the fatty acids. This results in the formation of soft soaps which are decanted off. Too much agitation will emulsify the mix resulting in long separation times.
How does Alfa Laval refine crude oil into edible oil?
Refining crude oil into edible oil requires deep process knowledge—from degumming, neutralization and dewaxing through to bleaching, deodorizing and GE and 3-MCPD mitigation. Edible oil producers worldwide rely on Alfa Laval know-how to remove impurities and volatile components and optimize refining processes.
How do you refine crude oil into edible oil?
Refining crude oil into edible oil requires deep process knowledge—from degumming, neutralization and dewaxing to bleaching, deodorizing and GE and 3-MCPD mitigation. Looking for a trusted partner who understands your business, its challenges and its opportunities?
How can governments lead the way in the edible oil industry?
The key players need to have access to reliable and up-to-date information so that timely collective action can be taken. It is recommended that governments face up to this task and lead the way. The research findings seek to offer policy options for the government and the stakeholders for challenging future strategies for the edible oil industry.
How can a utility process system help your edible oil refinery?
Last but not least, take advantages of our Utility Process Systems to further cutting operational costs in your edible oil refinery plants by reducing utility expenses – whether power, process water, steam, fuel and/or cooling media. See an extensive list of peer-reviewed publications by Alfa Laval’s experienced experts.
What is edible oil?
Dietary edible oil is a mixture of different components mainly consisting of mixed TAGs. A TAG molecule consists of three fatty acids (FAs) esterified on a glycerol backbone ( Whitney and Rolfes, 2018 ). A FA is a chain of methylene ( CH 2) groups with basic formula CH 3 (CH 2) n COOH in which n is a number in between 2 and 30.