20-300Tpd Refined Soybean Oil Project in Cameroon

Bottom Extruder Machine For Full Fat Soya in Cameroon

Use: Soybean Oil
Type:Soybean Oil Processing Equipment
Production Capacity: as standard
Power: 7.5
Dimension: 900*750*125mm
Weight: 5 KG
Local Service Location: Egypt, United States, Italy, France, Germany, Viet Nam, Philippines, Peru, Saudi Arabia, India, Russia, Spain, Thailand, Malaysia, Argentina, South Korea, Colombia, Romania, Bangladesh, South Africa, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Nigeria
Market: Cameroon

Use: Soybean Oil
Type:Soybean Oil Processing Equipment
Production Capacity: 200-280kg/h
Power: Alternator Rated power 30KW
Dimension(L*W*H): 1000x900x1200mm
Voltage: 60
After-sales Service Provided: Engineers available to service machinery overseas, Free spare parts, Field maintenance and repair service, Video technical support, Online support
Market: Cameroon

What are the processing technologies for soybean oil?
There are two main processing technologies on the market to produce soybean oil, called the pressing method and the extraction method. Different processing technologies require different processing equipment for soybean oil.
Will Cameroon build a second oil refinery?
Downstream: In September 2022, the government of Cameroon indicated it will launch a public tender to refurbish the national oil refinery SONARA. Due to the high level of refined petroleum imports, there have also been calls to build a second refinery. A second refinery would represent a significant business opportunity for U.S. firms.
Does Cameroon have oil reserves?
According to Cameroon’s EITI Committee, the extractive sector contributed 3.9% to Cameroon’s GDP in 2021 against 2.20 in 2020, 16.3% to the State revenue against 16.3% in 2020, and 31.2% to exports against 31.2% in 2020 (see table below). Upstream: Confirmed findings of oil reserves on the Chad Basin and the Bakassi peninsula remain unexploited.
Should Cameroon develop natural gas?
Upstream: Confirmed findings of oil reserves on the Chad Basin and the Bakassi peninsula remain unexploited. Cameroon has natural gas reserves estimated to be 4.8 billion cubic feet, much of which remains undeveloped. If the Cameroonian government decides to develop these fields, there would be significant U.S. export potential.