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Seed-germ process

Continuous expeller expelling essential oils prepress capacity 0.02 to 5 kg/s prepress capacity (which will be followed by leaching. Section 16.11.5.14) = 2 x full press capacity (where only expelling is used to remove the essential oils) prepressing 2.2 Mg/d cotton-seed/rpm relative capacities depend on seed being processed cottonseed and soybean x 1 copra, wet com germ, canola x 0.75 to 0.82 flax seed, safflower x 0.62 power 100 to 200 kJ/kg cottonseed prepress with the valne increasing with feed capacity. [Pg.1405]

Vitamin E is found in seed germ oils, alfalfa, lettuce, and other plant foods. Much processed food is stripped of most of its vitamin E. The recommended daily allowance, 15 lU per day, may be found in a good diet, but the best of health, especially of the heart and blood vessels, may require much more, several hundred lU per day. [Pg.481]

Recently, two novel procedures have been described for the isolation of PHA granules based on air classification [81] or centrifugal fractionation [82] (Fig. 8). These two processes are related to the well established wet and dry milling methods used in the corn industry for the fractionation of corn seeds into endosperm, germ, and hull and for the isolation of starch grains [83]. [Pg.228]

Yet the reader is not to suppose that the ore of copper is to be chosen in consequence of that assertion, as preferable to others no, the mercury, which is the metallic seed, is attainable from ah, and is easier to be extracted from lead, which is confirmed by the true adepts, advising us to seek for the noble child where it lies in a despised form, shut up under the seal of Saturn and, indeed, let it be supposed, for an illustration of this subject, that any one would propose to make malt, he may effect his purpose in the other corns, but barley is generally chosen, because its germ is made to sprout by a less tedious process, which is to all intents and purposes... [Pg.46]

Food-grade Tara gum is obtained by the purification of the endosperm. The determination of moisture, protein, and acid-insoluble residue, generally regarded as the minimum monitoring requirement, tests the efficiency of the purification process The presence of the germ is reflected in a high protein, shell residues show a high acid-insoluble residue. Moisture contents of above 15% or lower than 8%, excess moisture balance and indicate an abnormal treatment at some point or points from the harvest of the seed until the powder. [Pg.62]


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