A method and an plant for separating wax from a dried wax coated plant material, comprising mechanically processing the plant material in a dry process by using an apparatus adapted for deforming at least the outer surface of the plant material, so that the wax coating is cracked and released from the remaining, partly de-waxed, plant material; separating the plant material in a separator into a portion A comprising plant material with a relatively high content of cracked and released wax coating and a relatively low content of the remaining, partly de-waxed, plant material, and a portion B comprising respectively a relatively low content cracked and released wax coating and a relatively high content of the remaining, partly de-waxed, plant material; liquefying the wax contained in portion A, and separating the liquefied wax from the remaining, partly de-waxed, plant material in portion A.

A method and an plant for separating wax from a dried wax coated plant material, comprising mechanically processing the plant material in a dry process by using an apparatus adapted for deforming at least the outer surface of the plant material, so that the wax coating is cracked and released from the remaining, partly de-waxed, plant material; separating the plant material in a separator into a portion A comprising plant material with a relatively high content of cracked and released wax coating and a relatively low content of the remaining, partly de-waxed, plant material, and a portion B comprising respectively a relatively low content cracked and released wax coating and a relatively high content of the remaining, partly de-waxed, plant material; liquefying the wax contained in portion A, and separating the liquefied wax from the remaining, partly de-waxed, plant material in portion A.

Systems, devices, and methods are disclosed for a rosin press that allows improved extraction over existing presses. The press includes improved platens for rosin collection with built-in gutter rail collection systems and well-distributed force on the pressed product and multiple hydraulic rams. In addition, computerized systems are provided for controlling and monitoring the system in an automated fashion, as well as safety features to prevent injury and damage to the product, especially during automated pressing.

Described is a rosin press system for extracting rosin (oil) from plant material. The rosin press system includes a male plate with a male protrusion and a female plate formed to matingly receive the male protrusion. The plates can be heated such that when plant material is pressed between the plates, rosin is pressed from the plant material and allowed to drain from a drain hole positioned at the middle of the female plate.

A method is disclosed for recovering lipids from microbial biomass, and for producing lipids. In the method, an aqueous suspension includes fermentation broth containing oleaginous yeast biomass which is subjected to hydrothermal treatment and lipids are recovered from the biomass by solvent extraction.

A method is disclosed for recovering lipids from microbial biomass, and for producing lipids. In the method, an aqueous suspension includes fermentation broth containing oleaginous yeast biomass which is subjected to hydrothermal treatment and lipids are recovered from the biomass by solvent extraction.

A vertical seed conditioner may be formed of a plurality of sections that can be individually removed for repair and/or replacement without requiring the entire seed conditioner be permanently decommissioned. For example, the seed conditioner may be formed of a plurality of heat transfer sections stacked vertically with respect to each other to form the conditioning vessel. Each heat transfer section may include an inlet manifold, an outlet manifold, and multiple heat transfer tubes extending from the inlet manifold to the outlet manifold. The multiple heat transfer tubes may be spaced from each other to provide a gap between adjacent tubes through which the granular solid can travel.

The present invention relates to a low-temperature treated perilla oil for suppressing generation of coagulated suspended materials during low-temperature cold storage and a preparation method therefor, and more particularly, to a low-temperature treated perilla oil for suppressing generation of coagulated suspended materials during low-temperature cold storage and a preparation method therefor, wherein in the low-temperature storage and cold storage of perilla oil, which are essentially implemented to increase the storage period of the perilla oil through the minimization of rancidity of the perilla oil, a perilla oil without the generation of coagulated suspended materials during low-temperature cold storage is provided, and thus a high-quality clean perilla oil that does not give an eating person an unpleasant feeling due to suspended materials is provided.

The present invention relates to a low-temperature treated perilla oil for suppressing generation of coagulated suspended materials during low-temperature cold storage and a preparation method therefor, and more particularly, to a low-temperature treated perilla oil for suppressing generation of coagulated suspended materials during low-temperature cold storage and a preparation method therefor, wherein in the low-temperature storage and cold storage of perilla oil, which are essentially implemented to increase the storage period of the perilla oil through the minimization of rancidity of the perilla oil, a perilla oil without the generation of coagulated suspended materials during low-temperature cold storage is provided, and thus a high-quality clean perilla oil that does not give an eating person an unpleasant feeling due to suspended materials is provided.

In general, the roller press provides plant products into a canal of a ribbon stream, encapsulates the plant products via the ribbon, and presses rosin from the encapsulated products so that waste products and the ribbon are discarded while the rosin is collected from of the surfaces of the press.