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edible oil project

Before you try your hand at making edible oil, there are a few things you should keep in mind. In order to complete a project successfully, you must have a thorough understanding of the obstacles you will face. Some of the most common techniques for extracting oil are discussed here. Methods such as refining, deacidification, purification, and packaging are included.

Purification

When cooking oil is heated at a high temperature, it can produce hydrolytic changes. These changes may result in dark colour and a foul smell. This can reduce the quality of the cooking oil.

To remove these contaminants, present inventors have developed a new adsorbent. They have discovered that this adsorbent is more effective for purification than the adsorbents that have been previously studied. Adsorbent B also improves the shelf life of used edible frying oil.

The composition of adsorbent A contains each ingredient in an amount which is capable of removing the contaminants. Some of the reagents are magnesium tri silicate, Magnesium sulphate, Magnesium alum, and alum.

In addition, adsorbent B is composed of silica gel powder. These materials reduce the free fatty acid in the cooking oil. They also trap suspended materials.

Why choose Hebang Engineering edible oil project?

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Fortification of Vitamin 'A'

The fortification of edible oil with vitamin A is a good and proven intervention to help prevent VAD. Fortification is also cost effective and contributes to the health of a large population.

In addition to the reduction in prevalence of VAD, fortification also has the potential to reduce child mortality. Vitamin A deficiency is associated with a number of adverse health outcomes, including an increased risk of measles and childhood diarrhoea. Therefore, fortification of edible oil with vitamin A has the potential to save thousands of lives each year.

A study was conducted to evaluate the cost effectiveness of fortification of edible oil with vitamin A in Shinyanga, Tanzania. It found that the fortification of unbranded cooking oil would result in an increase in dietary intake of vitamin A.


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