Membrane separation process for soybean oil refining and its economical effects.

Effect of Refining Process and Use of Natural Antioxidants on Soybean Oil

Soybean (Glycine max L. Merril.) is an annual plant of Asian origin, adapted to temperate climates. This plant is a member of the family Fabaceae, subfamily Papilionoideae, tribe Phaseoleae, genus Glycine and subgenus Soja (Hymowitz, 2004). One of the most important agronomic characteristics of soybean is that it can take nitrogen from the air and fix it to be used as nutrient by the plant. The...

the effect of refining process on the conjugated dienes in soybean oil

the present study was carried out to investigate the effect of various refining processes’ conditions on conjugated dienes in soybean oil. conjugated dienes contents of soybean oil were found to undergo reduction in neutralization and bleaching steps while being increased in deodorization. it was observed that alkali refining (neutralization) through 12 and 14 °bé, bleaching with either acid ac...

The Chemistry of Shale Oil and Its Refining

Mathematical Modeling of Gas Separation Process with Flat Carbon Membrane

Carbon molecular sieve membranes (CMSMs) have been considered as very promising candidates for gas separation, in terms of separation properties as well as thermal and chemical stability. Due to the numerous advantages and wide applications of carbon membranes, their application for gas separation is of special importance. Because of the importance of carbon membranes and a large number of stud...

Effects of High–oil Corn and Soybean Oil Additives

Aerial dust originating from feed is a major contributor to poor air quality in swine confinement buildings. Studies have shown that addition of fats and oils to swine feed reduces its dustiness. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of several high–oil corn (HOC) varieties on reducing aerodynamic dust segregation (ADS) as compared with conventional or normal corn (NC) a...