Equipment for removing aflatoxin from peanut oil by using activated carbon

A technology of aflatoxin and peanut oil, which is applied in the direction of fat production, fat oil/fat refining, etc., can solve the problems of low efficiency of biological enzymatic hydrolysis, residual organic solvent of peanut oil, and insignificant effect, so as to retain taste and nutrition and reduce activated carbon Slag, low cost effect

Active Publication Date: 2016-06-01
GUANGXI UNIV
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But, there are some shortcomings in these prior art: the processing efficiency of biological enzymatic hydrolysis method is low, and needs b

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Embodiment 1

[0026] A device for removing aflatoxin in peanut oil with activated carbon, characterized in that it is provided with a reaction tank 3, a static tank 1 and a support frame 2; the reaction tank 3 and the static tank 1 are respectively fixed on the support of the support frame 2 On the supporting ear of the column, the bottom of the reaction tank 3 is connected with the upper end cover of the static tank 1 through a flange;

[0027] The reaction tank 3 is provided with a feeding port 8, an agitator 7, and a discharge valve A14, and the jacket 6 of the reaction tank 3 is provided with a hot water outlet 12 and a steam inlet 13; the top of the reaction tank 3 is provided with a driving device 9 and a fixed seat 10;

[0028] Described static tank 1 is provided with hand orifice 15, oil outlet valve 17, slag discharge valve 19; The slagging valve 19 is located at the bottom of the static tank 1;

[0029] The support frame 2 is provided with 4 support columns, and the middle and l...

Embodiment 2

[0033] A device for removing aflatoxin in peanut oil with activated carbon, characterized in that it is provided with a reaction tank 3, a static tank 1 and a support frame 2; the reaction tank 3 and the static tank 1 are respectively fixed on the support of the support frame 2 on the supporting ears of the column;

[0034] The reaction tank 3 is provided with a feeding port 8, an agitator 7, and a discharge valve A14, and the jacket 6 of the reaction tank 3 is provided with a hot water outlet 12 and a steam inlet 13; the top of the reaction tank 3 is provided with a driving device 9 and a fixed Seat 10, the bottom of reaction tank 3 is provided with discharge valve A14 and connected with the upper end cover of static tank 1 by flange;

[0035] Described static tank 1 is provided with hand orifice 15, oil outlet valve 17, slag discharge valve 19; The slagging valve 19 is located at the bottom of the static tank 1;

[0036] The support frame 2 is provided with 4 support colum...

Embodiment 3

[0041] A device for removing aflatoxin in peanut oil with activated carbon, characterized in that it is provided with a reaction tank 3, a static tank 1 and a support frame 2; the reaction tank 3 and the static tank 1 are respectively fixed on the support of the support frame 2 on the supporting ears of the column;

[0042] The reaction tank 3 is provided with a feeding port 8, an agitator 7, and a discharge valve A14, and the jacket 6 of the reaction tank 3 is provided with a hot water outlet 12 and a steam inlet 13; the top of the reaction tank 3 is provided with a driving device 9 and a fixed Seat 10, the bottom of reaction tank 3 is provided with discharge valve A14 and connected with the upper end cover of static tank 1 by flange;

[0043]Described static tank 1 is provided with hand orifice 15, oil outlet valve 17, slag discharge valve 19; The slagging valve 19 is located at the bottom of the static tank 1;

[0044] The support frame 2 is provided with 3 support column...

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Abstract

The invention discloses equipment for removing aflatoxin from peanut oil by using activated carbon. The equipment is characterized by comprising a reaction tank, a standing tank and a supporting frame, wherein the reaction tank and the standing tank are fixed on supporting lugs of supporting columns of the supporting frame respectively; the reaction tank is provided with a feed opening, a stirrer and a blow-off valve A; a hot water outlet and a steam inlet are formed in a jacket of the reaction tank; a driving device and a fixing seat are arranged at the top of the reaction tank; the blow-off valve A is arranged at the bottom of the reaction tank and connected with an upper end cover of the standing tank through a flange; the standing tank is provided with a hand hole, an oil outlet valve and a reject valve; the hand hole is formed in the top of the standing tank; the oil outlet valve is arranged on the lower section of the standing tank; the reject valve is arranged at the bottom of the standing tank; the supporting frame is provided with the 3-4 supporting columns. With the utilization of the equipment for removing aflatoxin from peanut oil, the operation is simple, the original taste and nutriments are reserved in the peanut oil finished product to the greatest extent, the content of aflatoxin is greatly reduced, and various indexes conform to the existing national standards.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of grain and oil processing, and in particular relates to a device for removing aflatoxin in peanut oil by using activated carbon. Background technique [0002] Edible peanut oil is rich in nutrients and is very popular among people. However, peanut oil is particularly susceptible to aflatoxin pollution during production and transportation; moreover, with changes in regional climate types, the degree of pollution of peanut oil varies greatly, especially in southern regions with warm and humid climates. for serious. Aflatoxin is a highly toxic substance. The danger of aflatoxin is that it can damage the liver tissue of humans and animals, and can lead to liver cancer or even death in severe cases. In naturally contaminated food, aflatoxin B1 is the most common, and its toxicity and carcinogenicity are also the strongest. At present, developed countries have established strict limit values ​​of aflatoxins ...

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IPC IPC(8): C11B3/10
CPCC11B3/10
Inventor 李秋庭吴建文陆建坚陆顺忠时胜德唐宾
Owner GUANGXI UNIV
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