Method for jointly extracting citrus seed oil and limonoids from citrus seeds
A limonoid, combined extraction technology, applied in the directions of steroids, organic chemistry, fat oil/fat production, etc., can solve the problems of difficulty in reflecting commercial value, loss of collection and utilization value of citrus seed oil, inedible, etc., To achieve the effect of improving the edible properties of commodities, reducing the content and reducing the procurement cost
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[0035] (1) Separation by pressing: Weigh 1000 g of citrus seeds, put them into a screw oil press and press repeatedly for more than 2 times until no oil seeps out, and collect 279.05 g of crude citrus seed oil and 717.90 g of citrus seed residue.
[0036] (2) Extraction of low-bitter citrus seed oil: Add 2000ml of 30% ethanol solution to the crude citrus seed oil, stir quickly and heat to 80°C for 30min, then keep it in a 4°C freezer for stratification. The upper layer is about 310ml of crude oil extracted for the first time, and the lower layer is about 1890ml of alcoholic extract for the first time, and is set aside. Add 1,200ml of 70% ethanol solution to the crude oil extracted for the first time, stir rapidly and heat to 60°C for 30 minutes of extraction, then place it in a refrigerator at 4°C for static stratification. Collect about 301ml of the oil layer, which is the low-bitter citrus seed oil. At the same time, 1205 ml of the second ethanol extract was collected for s...
Embodiment 2
[0042] (1) Separation by pressing: Weigh 1000 g of citrus seeds, put them into a screw oil press and press repeatedly for more than 2 times until no oil seeps out, and collect 272.11 g of crude citrus seed oil and 719.07 g of citrus seed residue.
[0043](2) Extraction of low-bitter citrus seed oil: Add 2000ml of 20% ethanol solution to the crude citrus seed oil, stir rapidly and heat to 85°C for 30min, then keep it in a 6°C freezer for stratification. Collect the upper layer to be about 319ml of crude oil for the first time, and the lower layer is about 1900ml for the first alcoholic extraction, and set aside. Add 1200ml of 80% ethanol solution to the crude oil extracted for the first time, stir rapidly and heat to 70°C for 30min, keep it warm for extraction, then place it in a refrigerator at 6°C for static stratification. Collect about 298ml of the oil layer, which is the low-bitter citrus seed oil. At the same time, 1210 ml of the second ethanol extract was collected for ...
Embodiment 3
[0049] (1) Separation by pressing: Weigh 1000g of citrus seeds, put them into a screw oil press and press repeatedly for more than 2 times until no oil seeps out, and collect 250.50g of crude citrus seed oil and 739.00g of citrus seed residues.
[0050] (2) Extraction of low-bitter citrus seed oil: Add 2000ml of 10% ethanol solution to the crude citrus seed oil, stir quickly and heat to 90°C for 30min, keep it for extraction, then place it in a freezer at 8°C for stratification. The upper layer is about 275ml of crude oil extracted for the first time, and the lower layer is about 2000ml of alcoholic extract for the first time, and is set aside. Add 1,200ml of 90% ethanol solution to the crude oil extracted for the first time, stir rapidly and heat to 65°C for 30 minutes of extraction, then place it in a freezer at 8°C for static stratification. Collect about 245ml of the oil layer, which is the low-bitterness citrus seed oil. At the same time, 1250 ml of the second ethanol ex...
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