Solvent solutions: comparing extraction methods for edible oils and proteins in a changing regulatory landscape. Part 5: Impacts on the oil quality
Patrick Carré,
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Sarah Bothe,
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Chandra dev Borah
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OCL,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
32, P. 6 - 6
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
This
article
constitutes
the
fifth
part
of
a
series
dedicated
to
comparative
analysis
extraction
solvents
for
oilseeds.
section
evaluates
impact
various
on
oil
quality,
focusing
enzymatic
activity,
acidity,
peroxide
value,
fatty
acid
profiles,
phospholipids,
polyphenols,
tocopherols,
and
sterols.
For
alcohols,
such
as
ethanol,
isopropanol,
methanol,
results
indicate
an
interesting
suppression
activity
due
protein
denaturation.
Alcohols
also
lead
higher
tocopherol
content
lower
acidity
when
solvent
recycling
employs
non-distillation
process.
Ketones,
particularly
acetone
methyl
ethyl
ketone,
show
potential
enzyme
denaturation
exhibit
low
miscibility
with
which
may
Ethyl
acetate
is
recognized
potentially
enhancing
extracting
levels
antioxidants.
Dichloromethane
effective
in
more
phospholipids
compared
hexane.
The
use
2-methyloxolane
(2-MeOx)
presents
issue
formation,
leading
values
extracted
oils.
Additionally,
2-MeOx
extracts
amounts
but
sterol
reasons
not
fully
understood.
Regarding
no
study
has
shown
significant
effect
choice.
These
highlight
complex
interactions
between
components,
illustrated
by
surprising
findings
free
acids
alcohols.
Despite
substantial
number
studies,
presented
should
be
interpreted
cautiously,
they
were
obtained
under
conditions
representative
industrial
operations.
Language: Английский
Dry Fractionation for Sustainable Production of Functional, Nutritional and Palatable Grain Legume Protein Ingredients
Food Engineering Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 14, 2025
Abstract
Grain
legumes
such
as
pea,
faba
bean,
lupin
and
soybean
are
an
important
protein
source
for
the
production
of
plant-based
foods
thus
facilitate
transition.
For
many
food
applications,
proteins
first
isolated
using
conventional
wet
methods
that
resource
intensive.
Dry
fractionation
processes
therefore
developed
to
a
more
sustainable
This
review
discusses
status
dry
grain
produce
protein-rich
ingredients
how
use
these
dry-enriched
could
be
further
enhanced.
includes
milling
separation
technologies
which
briefly
described.
There
different
strategies
improve
separation,
include
pre-treatments
improving
powder
bulk
behaviour.
Pre-
post-treatments
not
only
functional
properties
but
also
enhance
nutritional
value
minimize
off-flavours.
Opportunities
still
exist
optimise
techniques
increase
purity
yield.
Finally,
fractions
should
accelerated
by
development
1)
functionality-driven
ingredient
formulation
2)
new
physical
post-modifications
fermentation
functionality,
taste
prepare
attractive
products.
Language: Английский
Mass transfer study in soybean oil extraction using ethanol and mixtures with p-cymene as co-solvent: Early uses of pore volume and surface diffusion model
Journal of Molecular Liquids,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 127571 - 127571
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Solvent Solutions: Comparing Extraction Methods for Edible Oils and Proteins in a Changing Regulatory Landscape. Part 7: Overall comparison between solvent solutions
Patrick Carré,
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Thomas Piofczyk,
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Sarah Bothe
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et al.
OCL,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
32, P. 9 - 9
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Oilseeds
extraction
of
oils
requires
the
use
a
processing
aid
:
solvent.
This
seventh
article
on
comparison
solvents
potentially
capable
replacing
hexane
presents
multi-criteria
analysis,
systematically
revisiting
aspects
from
previous
investigations.
The
methodology
addresses
problem’s
complexity
by
aggregating
different
dimensions
representative
each
criterion,
resulting
in
nuanced
ranking
approach.
comprehensive
study
examined
critical
including
solvent
extractive
efficacy,
operational
safety,
explosion
risk,
toxicity
to
workers,
environmental
impact,
process
modifications,
energy
consumption,
effects
products
quality,
residual
toxicity,
technology
readiness
level,
and
economic
feasibility.
From
technical
standpoint,
today
remains
most
efficient
for
oilseed
crushers.
Dichloromethane
may
be
viable
alternative
due
its
non-explosive
nature,
though
concerns
are
significant.
2-methyloxolane
is
subject
ongoing
research
development
investments,
which
ultimately
establish
it
as
credible
solution.
Different
stakeholders
present
varied
perspectives
replacement.
For
worker
isopropanol
ethanol
preferable
options.
Environmental
advocates
favor
ethyl
acetate
because
lower
requirements
during
processing.
Regarding
food
both
generally
regarded
acceptable
solvents.
Public
authorities,
their
part,
must
balance
what
desirable
with
feasible,
framework
balancing
availability,
cost
global
scale.
Language: Английский
Microwave-assisted extraction of phytochemicals from Cannabis sativa L. inflorescences with 2-methyloxolane
Sustainable Chemistry and Pharmacy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
42, P. 101812 - 101812
Published: Oct. 16, 2024
Language: Английский
Solvent solutions: Comparing extraction methods for edible oils and proteins in a changing regulatory landscape. Part 4: Impacts on energy consumption
Patrick Carré,
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Thomas Piofczyk,
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Sarah Bothe
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et al.
OCL,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31, P. 32 - 32
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
This
study
compares
various
solvents
for
edible
oil
extraction,
focusing
on
their
energy
consumption
impacts.
The
research
examines
traditional
hexane
and
alternative
solvents,
using
both
theoretical
calculations
experimental
data.
article
presents
a
thermodynamic
analysis
of
solvent-water
separation
ChemSep
software
rectification
simulations.
Results
show
significant
differences
in
requirements,
with
acetone
being
potentially
the
most
efficient
alcohols
(ethanol
isopropanol)
requiring
substantially
more
at
desolventization
step.
Solvent
hold-up
marc
is
crucial
factor
affecting
consumption.
Experimental
data
from
pilot
plant
rapeseed
cake
extraction
presented,
showing
higher
retention
rates
ethanol
isopropanol
compared
to
hexane.
For
other
are
estimated
Hansen
solubility
parameter
δh.
Energy
requirements
meal
calculated,
considering
factors
such
as
solvent
properties,
composition,
steam
usage.
Alternative
generally
With
hypothetical
non-distillation
scheme
heat
required
+76%
ethanol,
+32%
isopropanol,
−21%
acetone.
It
+42%
miscella
evaporation.
Methyl
ethyl
ketone
(MEK)
would
require
+66%,
acetate
33%
2-methyloxolane
+35%
heat.
Dichloromethane
isohexane
little
less
because
low
boiling
point
while
cyclohexane
requires
5%
more.
also
discusses
implications
choice
desolventizer-toaster-dryer-cooler
(DTDC)
design
operation,
highlighting
potential
challenges
high-moisture
resulting
intensive
use
direct
steam.
Language: Английский
Solvent solutions: comparing extraction methods for edible oils and proteins in a changing regulatory landscape. Part 3: Impacts on the process
OCL,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
31, P. 30 - 30
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
This
article
constitutes
the
third
instalment
in
a
comprehensive
series
dedicated
to
comparative
analysis
of
solvent
solutions
for
oilseeds
extraction.
With
some
adaptations,
all
solvents
considered
except
methanol
would
allow
complete
extraction
meals.
Nonpolar
such
as
hexane
are
penalized
by
their
hydrophobicity
penetrating
biological
matrices,
but
immiscibility
with
water
makes
recycling
simple
and
efficient.
Their
low
energy
requirement
evaporation
use
live
steam
final
residue
elimination
advantageous.
Dichloromethane
is
similar
its
miscibility
high
volatility,
higher
density
could
disrupt
percolation
compacting
material
bed.
Ethyl
acetate
2-methyloxolane
have
limited
water,
allowing
removal
process
residual
promotes
retention
marc,
making
desolventizer’
s
task
more
difficult
requiring
solvent-to-solid
ratios.
Saturated
methyl
ethyl
ketone
contains
even
potentially
exacerbating
these
problems.
Acetone,
well
ethanol
isopropanol,
completely
miscible
thus
prohibiting
separation
additional
steps
pervaporation
alcohols
rectification
acetone.
Substantial
savings
possible
separating
oil
from
miscella
through
cold
precipitation,
particularly
case
ethanol,
which
has
oil.
An
operation
drying
applied
incoming
material.
Each
family
therefore
presents
specific
challenges
advantages,
tailored
optimize
while
maintaining
efficiency,
profitability,
product
quality.
Language: Английский