Back Pause Forward
 
 
CONTACTS:
Michael Joachim
Director, Plants Department
17A Marlen Drive
Hamilton, NJ 08691
Tele: (609) 586-8004
Cell: (609) 516-9107
MichaelJ@ippe.com
Sanjeev Rege
Vice President Global Plant Sales
17A Marlen Drive
Hamilton, NJ 08691
Tele: (609) 586-8004
Cell: (609) 510-2616
SanjeevR@ippe.com
Narendra Vaswani
Sales Manager, Far East
83/A, Tagor Nagar Society Old Padra Road
Baroda, Gujarat 390015
India
Tele: 91-265-2341057
Cell: 91-98250-64345
Fax: 91-265-2341057
NarendraV@ippe.com
 
Register  Login
  You are here:  Plant SearchPlant Detail   
Oilseed Pre-Pressing and Preparation Line
Stock Number: 600344
Capacity: 300 Metric Tons Per Day
Year Built: 1982
Status: Available
Brief Overview:
  • Capacity: 300 MTPD
  • Built in 1982
  • Operated for Only 5 Years
  • Stored Under Roof

Click Here to View a Brief Overview

Process Description:

The line consists of a system to press oilseeds to partially remove oil content.

Operations consists of:

  • Cleaning
  • Cracking
  • Hulling
  • Flaking
  • Conditioning
  • Pressing
  • Oil filtering

Click Here for A Detailed Process Description

Click Here For The Process Flow Diagram

Major Equipment:

300 metric tons per day oilseed preparation and conditioning line built in 1982 consisiting of:

  • (1) 60 metric ton holding capacity bin (shift-bin), cylindrical
  • (1) Remo Horizontal seed cleaner, equipped with two sieves, for fines and coarse particles. 
  • (2) Ferrell-Ross quad-roll cracking mills.
  • (1) Soybean dehulling,  hull cleaning and hull grinding line consisting of:
    • (1) Remo Horizontal screener, to separate fines from cracked kernels.
    • (1) Fan to pull air from screener.
    • (1) Cyclone to separate hulls from air, equipped with rotary valve.
    • (1) Gravity separator to recover kernels from hulls.
    • (1) Fan to pull hulls from Gravity Separator.
    • (1) Twin-cyclone to separate air from hulls, equipped with rotary valve.
      (1) Hull grinding hammer mill.
    • (1) Holding bin, to store and bag ground hulls.
  • (1)  Masiero 6-stack cooker, carbon steel, welded, both floor and wall-jacketed, (100-inch) 245 cm diam, capable of heating kernels to above 100°C before pressing.
  • (1) DeSmet flaking roll. 40cm dia. x 100 cm long twin rolls. Manual adjustment.
  • (1) French flaking roll. Manual adjustment. Twin rolls 40 cm diam by 115 cm long.
  • Ancillary equipment for preparation and conditioning line, consisting of augers, elevators, structure, etc. Structure is very solid.

(1) Pressing and filtering line consisting of:

  • (2) Masiero PE-200 pre-presses operating with a 150-HP motor each.  12” exit diameter shaft, with 4-13” barrel sections. Nominal capacity is 200 mt/day each press, measured maximum capacity 150 mt/day each @ 13% cake residual  on soybeans.
  • (1) oil filtering system consisting of:
    • (1) bucket elevator to feed solids-laden oil into screen tank.
    • (1) screen tank, 3m long. 1.1 m wide, 1.85 m high.
    • (1) large Sperry 105 x 100 cm plate-and-frame filter, with 45 sets. Operated until 1987. Filter has capacity to clean oil from pressing in excess of 300 mt of seeds/day Canola or other high-oil seed.
    • (1) back-up filter, plate and frame, 28 plates, 65x60 cm, vintage. Operated until 1987. Used during cleaning of large filter.
      Ancillary equipment of pressing line, comprising, augers, elevators, pumps, pre-coat mixer-tanks, etc.

(1) DC (continuous dryer-cooler) for extracted meals and/or wet extruded pellets, CS construction, approx 100” diameter, two levels (drying and cooling), reducer gear and motor, radiator w/fan & 60 HP motor, two SS cyclones.


Copyright 2002-2010 International Process Plants   Terms Of Use  Privacy Statement   

The European Petrochemical Association International Fertilizer Industry Association Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, Inc. National Demolition Association Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates Turnaround Management Association Association Memberships

Bookmark and Share

Follow Us On TwitterView Our Channel on YouTube

Print Pageprint this page
Print Pageemail this page