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Principles of Vegetable Oil Extraction

by Vivekanand Sadashiv Vadke

A technical guide to vegetable oil extraction

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A technical guide to vegetable oil extraction

Vivekanand Sadashiv Vadke’s book organizes vegetable oil extraction around two principal methods: mechanical expression and solvent extraction. It connects oilseed preparation and seed structure with the operation and design of the equipment used across the process, from presses to extraction and distillation systems. Later coverage turns to product quality, plant safety, automation, and utilities, then considers emerging approaches described as novel and green technologies. The scope brings process fundamentals together with practical plant and equipment concerns, making the book a technical reference across multiple stages of oil extraction.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Professionals working with vegetable oil extraction and processing plants
  • Students and researchers in chemical engineering or food engineering
  • Readers seeking technical coverage of extraction equipment and process operations

Themes

Vegetable oil extraction methodsOilseed preparation and structureProcess equipment designProduct quality and plant safetyAutomation and emerging technologies

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Book overview

This book covers the technology of vegetable oil extraction, including theory, process technologies used for various oilseeds, machinery operation and design aspects. Pertinent topics are covered in two parts: mechanical expression and solvent extraction. The importance of each preparation operation is explained as related to oilseed structure, outlining the differences in the quality of prepared material from various oilseeds. It also covers modern press designs, designs of extractors, desolventisers and distillation line, and support equipment. Effect of each unit operation on final product quality, levels of safety and precautions in plant operation, and plant automation, are discussed. Finally, the book takes a peek at possible novel and green technologies to find solutions to problems faced by the industry.

Features:

  • Provides comprehensive coverage of vegetable oil extraction technology as applicable to major and minor oil-bearing materials
  • Explains the effects of each of the seed preparation steps on cell structure, and how it improves oil extraction
  • Describes mechanical expression technology in detail, including the design aspects of presses and seed preparation equipment
  • Explores the design of solvent extraction process equipment, including extractor, desolventiser, distillation and support
  • Discusses extraction plant safety, plant automation and utilities

This book is aimed at professionals, students and researchers in chemical and food engineering.

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