Method for producing low-temperature cold-pressed and refined tea seed oil
A production method and technology of tea seed oil, applied in the direction of fat oil/fat production, fat generation, fat oil/fat refining, etc., can solve the problems of vitamins and other active substances destruction, organic solvent safety hazards, high oil residue rate and other problems, and achieve peroxidation The effect of low value, wide use and high added value
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[0023] Embodiment 1: Refining cold-pressed tea seed oil
[0024] The cones of camellia oleifera are harvested, dried in the sun, the shell of the cones is manually removed, and the seeds of camellia oleifera are stored in a cold storage at 5°C for 25 days at low temperature. The impurity-removing and classifying machine removes impurities such as gravel and weeds in the camellia seeds, and obtains uniform-sized and pure camellia seeds without mildew. The shelling machine combined with the air sieve is used to shell the camellia seed and separate the shell and kernel, so that the shelling rate reaches 20%. Put 20kg of shelled camellia seeds into an oven at 60°C for drying, and after the camellia seeds are baked to a moisture content of 8%, they are taken out for pre-crushing treatment. The dried camellia seeds are crushed by a roller crusher, and the degree of crushing is controlled to 1 / 4 to 1 / 8 of the camellia seeds. Put the crushed camellia oleifera seeds into a low-temper...
Embodiment 2
[0026] The cones of camellia oleifera are harvested, dried in the sun, the shell of the cones is manually removed, and the camellia oleifera seeds are stored in a cold storage at 10°C for 20 days at low temperature. The impurity-removing and classifying machine removes impurities such as gravel and weeds in the camellia seeds, and obtains uniform-sized and pure camellia seeds without mildew. The shelling machine combined with air sieve is used to shell the camellia seed and separate the shell and kernel, so that the shelling rate can reach 10%. Put 50kg of shelled camellia seeds into an oven at 60°C for drying, and after the camellia seeds are baked to a moisture content of 8%, they are taken out for pre-crushing. The dried camellia seeds are crushed by a roller crusher, and the degree of crushing is controlled to 1 / 4 to 1 / 8 of the camellia seeds. Put the crushed camellia oleifera seeds into a low-temperature press, set the pressing temperature as 70°C, the rotating speed as ...
Embodiment 3
[0028] The cones of camellia oleifera are harvested, dried in the sun, the shell of the cones is manually removed, and the seeds of camellia oleifera are stored in a cold storage at 5°C for 25 days at low temperature. The impurity-removing and classifying machine removes impurities such as gravel and weeds in the camellia seeds, and obtains uniform-sized and pure camellia seeds without mildew. The shelling machine combined with the air sieve is used to shell the camellia seed and separate the shell and kernel, so that the shelling rate reaches 20%. Put 30kg of shelled camellia seeds into an oven at 80°C for drying, and after the camellia seeds are baked to a moisture content of 8%, they are taken out for pre-crushing treatment. The dried camellia seeds are crushed by a roller crusher, and the degree of crushing is controlled to 1 / 4 to 1 / 8 of the camellia seeds. Put the crushed camellia oleifera seeds into a low-temperature press, set the pressing temperature as 75° C., rotate...
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