Patent classifications
C11B1/12
METHODS AND DEVICES TO EXTRACT OIL FROM OILY FRUITS
A method, device and a system for extracting oil from a paste of oily fruit by exposing the oily fruit paste to vacuum.
Rapid botanical oil distillation device utilizing microwave agent
Various aspects of the disclosure relate to methods and systems for extracting plant oil from plant material. A system may comprise a microwave emitter, an extraction chamber, and a cooling chamber. Microwave radiation emitted by the microwave emitter may dielectrically heat a microwave absorbing agent, which may heat the plant oil of the plant material. Plant oil of the plant material may be volatized in the extraction chamber and may be directed into the cooling chamber to be condensed.
Separation of fat and lean using a decanter centrifuge
Methods for separating lean and fat from beef or other meats and the separation apparatus are shown. The methods use microbiocidal fluids to reduce or eliminate possible sources of contamination.
Separation of fat and lean using a decanter centrifuge
Methods for separating lean and fat from beef or other meats and the separation apparatus are shown. The methods use microbiocidal fluids to reduce or eliminate possible sources of contamination.
Fast pyrolysis of biomass in an autothermally operating reactor
The present invention is directed to a pyrolysis method. The method involves providing a biomass and subjecting the biomass, in a reactor operating under conditions of parasitic heat loss of less than 1% of the biomass' chemical energy content, to partial oxidation where, during steady state operation of the reactor, oxygen is provided to the reactor in sufficient quantity to achieve an equivalence ratio of 0.06 to 0.15 to release sufficient energy to support endothermic pyrolysis reactions and produce condensable organic compounds as the major portion of the pyrolysis products.
Fast pyrolysis of biomass in an autothermally operating reactor
The present invention is directed to a pyrolysis method. The method involves providing a biomass and subjecting the biomass, in a reactor operating under conditions of parasitic heat loss of less than 1% of the biomass' chemical energy content, to partial oxidation where, during steady state operation of the reactor, oxygen is provided to the reactor in sufficient quantity to achieve an equivalence ratio of 0.06 to 0.15 to release sufficient energy to support endothermic pyrolysis reactions and produce condensable organic compounds as the major portion of the pyrolysis products.
OIL-AND-FAT COMPOSITION AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
The purpose of the present invention is to provide: a novel oil-and-fat composition usable as an oil-and-fat sensation imparting material that can impart an oil-and-fat sensation to food and drink at a more natural and moderate intensity or can enhance or improve the oil-and-fat feeling in food and drink, and that can further enhance the flavor or texture that can be sensed in the oral cavity, such as a richness of taste, depth of taste, voluminous feeling, and feeling on the tongue; and a novel manufacturing method therefor. The present invention pertains to an oil-and-fat composition that has a moisture content of less than 1.0 mass % and that includes: component A that is three types of free fatty acids comprising free palmitic acid, free oleic acid, and free stearic acid; and component B that is two types of unsaturated aldehydes comprising 2-decenal and 2-octenal, wherein 0.002-0.2 parts by mass of component B is contained with respect to 100 parts by mass of component A, and at least 8.5 mass % of component A is contained with respect to the total mass of the composition.
OIL-AND-FAT COMPOSITION AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
The purpose of the present invention is to provide: a novel oil-and-fat composition usable as an oil-and-fat sensation imparting material that can impart an oil-and-fat sensation to food and drink at a more natural and moderate intensity or can enhance or improve the oil-and-fat feeling in food and drink, and that can further enhance the flavor or texture that can be sensed in the oral cavity, such as a richness of taste, depth of taste, voluminous feeling, and feeling on the tongue; and a novel manufacturing method therefor. The present invention pertains to an oil-and-fat composition that has a moisture content of less than 1.0 mass % and that includes: component A that is three types of free fatty acids comprising free palmitic acid, free oleic acid, and free stearic acid; and component B that is two types of unsaturated aldehydes comprising 2-decenal and 2-octenal, wherein 0.002-0.2 parts by mass of component B is contained with respect to 100 parts by mass of component A, and at least 8.5 mass % of component A is contained with respect to the total mass of the composition.
METHOD OF SEPARATING LIPIDS FROM A LYSED LIPIDS CONTAINING BIOMASS
- Manfred Barz ,
- Marc Beiser ,
- Georg BORCHERS ,
- Stephen Robert CHERINKO ,
- Mathias DERNEDDE ,
- Michael DIEHL ,
- Xiao Daniel DONG ,
- Jügen HABERLAND ,
- Michael Benjamin Johnson ,
- Robert Cody Kertis ,
- Jochen Lebert ,
- Neil Francis Leininger ,
- Kirt Lyvell Matthews ,
- Holger PFEIFER ,
- Christian Rabe ,
- Shannon Elizabeth Ethier Resop ,
- Ginger Marie Shank ,
- Vinod Tarwade ,
- David Allen Tinsley ,
- Daniel VERKOEIJEN
The current invention relates to a method of separating polyunsaturated fatty acids containing lipids from a lipids containing biomass.
METHOD OF SEPARATING LIPIDS FROM A LYSED LIPIDS CONTAINING BIOMASS
- Manfred Barz ,
- Marc Beiser ,
- Georg BORCHERS ,
- Stephen Robert CHERINKO ,
- Mathias DERNEDDE ,
- Michael DIEHL ,
- Xiao Daniel DONG ,
- Jügen HABERLAND ,
- Michael Benjamin Johnson ,
- Robert Cody Kertis ,
- Jochen Lebert ,
- Neil Francis Leininger ,
- Kirt Lyvell Matthews ,
- Holger PFEIFER ,
- Christian Rabe ,
- Shannon Elizabeth Ethier Resop ,
- Ginger Marie Shank ,
- Vinod Tarwade ,
- David Allen Tinsley ,
- Daniel VERKOEIJEN
The current invention relates to a method of separating polyunsaturated fatty acids containing lipids from a lipids containing biomass.