High Oil Yield Hot Pre-pressing 202a Cotton Peanut Seed Screw Oil Presser in Lusaka

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  • What is industrial pressing of oilseeds?
  • Industrial pressing of oilseeds is realized using continuous screw presses. The presses are fed with crude or pre-treated seeds. Types of pre-treatments (thermal pre-treatment, size reduction, mechanical sieving, etc.) differ for various seed species (Carr 1997). Each type of seed pre-treatment provides its own advantages.
  • Does screw pressing increase oil yield?
  • Screw pressing of entire seeds leads to higher oil yields (maximum 85.7 % for entire seeds and maximum 72.01 % for dehulled seeds). Behavior according to moisture content is also different; for entire seeds, oil yield decreases with increasing moisture content whereas an optimum oil yield can be found for dehulled seeds.
  • At what temperature should peanut oil be pressed?
  • Before pressing, it is necessary to dry the peanuts repeatedly with a hot air drier to control the water content within the range of 5¨C6% and then bring down the temperature of the oil quickly with cool air to a temperature below 40°C.
  • What is the production flow of cold pressing peanut oil?
  • The production flow of the cold pressing process of peanut oil is shown in Fig. 3.3. The temperature rises from 60 to 90°C during the process, and the oil/residual oil ratio of the system decreases gradually, reaching 4.5% at 90°C (as shown in Fig. 3.4).
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