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FRACTIONATION
DRY FRACTIONATION
EQUIPMENTS
WHY FRACTIONATE ?
CONCLUSIONS
FRACTIONATION
Fractional distillation
Super-critic extraction
Liquid-liquid extraction
Adsorption
Solvent fractionation
Detergent fractionation
DRY FRACTIONATION
Volatility
Solubility
Solubility
Solubility
Crystallisation
Crystallisation
Crystallisation
DRY FRACTIONATION
STEARIN :
Solid fraction
1) CRYSTALLISATION :
CONTROLLED
CRYSTALLISATION OF THE
MELTED OIL,
CONDUCTED ACCORDING
TO A SPECIFIC COOLING
PROGRAM.
OLEIN :
Liquid fraction
Vacuum belt
(or drum) filter :
Soft stearin.
Membrane filter
press :
Hard stearin.
Higher yield in olein.
Nozzle centrifuge :
Soft stearin.
Closed and small
space.
EQUIPMENT : CRYSTALLYSERS
Type 1 :
Crystallizing oil
Agitator
Exchange plates
Type 2 :
EQUIPMENT : SEPARATION
Florentine filter :
Scraping of the
stearin cake
EQUIPMENT : SEPARATION
Hermetic membrane filter press :
EQUIPMENT : SEPARATION
Nozzle Centrifuge :
WHY FRACTIONATE ?
Improvement of the oxidative stability.
Improvement of the cold stability.
Single fractionation
Multi-step fractionation
Hydrogenated soybean oil
IV : 77
DP : 35C
Olein
IV : 108.3
CT : 7 hours
at 0C
Salad oil
Stearin
IV : 61
DP : 45.1C
Margarines,
shortenings
Stearin
DP : 34.6C
Margarines,
shortenings
Olein
DP : 16.3C
Frying oil
Second Stearin
IV : 73
DP : 35,0C
CBR
SFC = f (T)
Olein
Semi-liquid
IV : 81
shortening
DP : 31.2C for frying
Olein
IV : 88
DP : 18,2C
Frying oil
100
80
60
40
20
0
10
15
20
25
30
35
Crystal type A
Stearin :
Temperature
5C
10C
15C
20C
25C
35
SFC
32
25
15
11
6
Fish Oil A
30
Stearin A
25
20
15
10
5
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
Crystal type B
Olein :
EPA+DHA > 12 % ; Cold test at least 4 hrs at 0C
Stearin :
Temperature
5C
10C
15C
20C
25C
45
SFC
40
35
27
21
9
40
Fish Oil B
35
Stearin B
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
Cottonseed Oil
IV : 109,1
Stearin : S
Filter Press - IV : 92,0 - SFC 15C : 17C
Centrifuge - IV : 100,0 - SFC 7C : 6C
Temperature
5C
10C
15C
20C
25C
SFC (MFP)
30,0
25,5
17,0
1,0
0
Olein : O
Filter Press - IV : 114,8 - CP : - 8,5C
Centrifuge - IV 116,3 - CP : - 7,5C
SFC (Cent.)
21,0
14,5
6,5
1,0
0
First Stearin :
IV : 74,7
DP : 16,4 C
Second Olein : O
IV : 78,5
First Olein : O
IV : 80,5
SFC (%)
Olive Oil
IV : 79,6
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
First Stearin
Second Olein
Second Stearin
10
15
20
25
30
35
Temperature (C)
Hard
Stearin : S
DP : 45C
AMF
DP : 34C
Olein : O
DP : 21C
Third
Stearin : OSS
DP : 32C
Second (Soft)
Stearin : OS
DP : 26C
Olein : OSO
DP : 24C
Recycling
Stearin : OOS
DP : 21C
Super Olein : OO
DP : 13C
Top Olein : OOO
DP : 6C
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
Tem perature (C)
35
Stearin : S
DP : 49C
Olein : SO
DP : 45C
Recycling
Beef Tallow
DP : 43.2C ; IV : 44.2
Olein : O
DP : 18.9C
Second
Stearin : OS
DP : 26.7C
Recycling
Super
Olein : OO
DP : 14C
SFC (%)
Third
Stearin : OOS
DP : 18.1C
Top
Olein : OOO
CP Mettler : -3C
100
90
SS
S
SO
Beef Tallow
OS
OOS
O
OO
OOO
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
Hard fractions ;
Shortenings ;
Margarine ;
Semi-liquid
frying
shortenings;
Salad oils ...
= FRYING OIL ;
COOKING OIL ;
SHORTENINGS ;
MARGARINES ;
SALAD OIL ...
= SALAD
OIL
PALM OIL
IV: 51-53
OLEIN
IV : 57-59
SUPER
OLEIN
IV: 64-66
SOFT
PMF
IV :42-48
= SHORTENINGS ;
MARGARINES ;
COATING ...
= SALAD
OIL
TOP
OLEIN
IV: 70-72
HARD STEARIN
IV : 32-36
Recycling
SUPER
STEARIN
IV: 17-21
= BACKERY
SHORTENINGS ;
MARGARINES ;
VANASPATI ;
MANTECA
SOFT
STEARIN
IV : 40-42
= SUBSTITUTE
OF HYDROGENATED
PRODUCTS
= SHORTENINSG
100
OLEINS
HARD
PMF
IV : 32-36
= CBE
80
60
40
20
0
10
15
20
25
30
35
PALM OIL
IV: 51-53
RED COLOUR
OF CRUDE PALM OIL :
- CAROTENE
OLEIN
IV : 57-59
= SALAD
OIL
MULTISTEP FRACTIONATION :
RED PRODUCTS WITH HIGH OXYDATIVE AND
COLD STABILITIES AND NUTRITIONAL LABEL
SUPER
OLEIN
IV: 64-66
TOP
OLEIN
IV: 70-72
NB PALM OIL
RED OLEIN
RED
SUPEROLEIN
RED
TOPOLEIN
IV
CP
AOCS
(C)
CAROTENE
(PPM)
51.9
56.7
21.6
8.1
382
409
63.2
3.3
670
71.3
-2.4
854
PALM OIL
-Carotene : 382 PPM
OLEIN
409 PPM
STEARIN
280 PPM
NUTRITIONAL LABEL :
- BENEFICIAL EFFECT ON
CELLULAR AGEING.
-PROTECTION AGAINST
CANCER.
SUPER
OLEIN
670 PPM
SOFT PMF
235 PPM
TOP
OLEIN
854 PPM
HARD
PMF
80 PPM
C6-C10
C12
C14
C16
C18
C18:1
C18:2
SFC (%)
PKO
IV 18
PKS
IV 9
PKS
IV 7
Hydrogenated PKS
IV 7 to 0,4 = CBS
7%
48%
16%
9%
2%
15%
2%
6%
53%
21%
9%
2%
8%
1%
4%
55%
22%
9%
2%
7%
1%
4%
55%
22%
9%
9%
0,5%
0%
C12;C14
C18:1
100
90
CBS
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
20
25
30
35
40
CONCLUSIONS
It can be difficult to imagine that the mastery and the automatic control of
DRY FRACTIONATION is born only 50 years ago.
In 1959 in BELGIUM a 8T/day dry fractionation unit is installed for the production
of Beef Tallow Olein for frying, still now commercialised as Blanc de Boeuf.
In the 60ies and the beginning of 70ies, such types of unit are installed in
MALAYSIA, INDONESIA, AUSTRALIA, LATIN AMERICA and CENTRAL AFRICA
for the fractionation of animal fats, palm oil, AMF and partially hydrogenated
soybean and fish oils.
The fractionation process has been consequently developed,
with a range of different companies entering the market of construction
of dry fractionation equipment.