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February 1, 2024
Piteba Oil Expeller Press
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Updated on September 10, 2024
·Created on June 17, 2014
The Alvan Blanch Oil Expeller Press XP100-E is a cold press machine used for extracting oil from oilseeds like rapeseed and linseed
The Alvan Blanch Oil Expeller Press XP100-E is an automatic oil expeller for cold pressing oilseeds like rapeseed, linseed and others. The product can expel oil from seeds at a feedstock rate of approximately 150 – 400 kg/hr.
This product has been discontinued based on our latest update.
Target SDGs
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
Market Suggested Retail Price
$12,190.00
Target Users (Target Impact Group)
Community, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
Distributors / Implementing Organizations
Alvan Blanch Development Company LtdInterview with representative
Competitive Landscape
Direct competitors include Piteba Oil Expeller Press.
Manufacturing/Building Method
The Alvan Blanch Oil Expeller Press XP100-E is built using components such as proximity sensors, bar magnet grid, precision cast press plates and others.
Intellectural Property Type
Patent
User Provision Model
All components can be ordered through Alvan Blanch – and can be sent out directly by DHL or airfreight – dimensions/weight dependentInterview with representative
Distributions to Date Status
About 40 Interview with representative
Feedstock types
Oilseeds like rapeseed, sunflower, linseed, etc.
Volume of oil produced (L)
250-300
Capacity: Feedstock rate (kg/hr)
150-400
Power source
Motorized
Motor drive power (kW)
9.2
Design Specifications
The Alvan Blanch Oil Expeller Press is designed such that the seed is placed under increasing pressure as it is conveyed through a tapered chamber. Because of the high level of compression (and pressure generated temperature) oil is expelled through a set of rings. The residual solid matter is conveyed to the end of the press and falls away as thin strips of ‘oilcake’. • Compresses oilseed drape at 150 - 400 kg/hr • No switches or basic control panel • Dimensions (LxWxH) (cm): 155 x 112 x 180 • XP100E model has a 9.2 kWh motor. Interview with representative
SPECIFICATIONS | |||||
Models | Capacity (Typical) | Drive kW | Length mm | Width mm | Height mm |
XP100 | 150 kg/hr | 9.5 | 1550 | 1120 | 1800 |
XP300 | 400 kg/hr | 23.0 | 2035 | 1276 | 1937 |
Technical Support
Technical support is provided by Alvan Blanch
Replacement Components
Choke ring, multiple segment pressing screw, set of 17 cast iron replaceable platesInterview with representative
Lifecycle
10-15 years
Manufacturer Specified Performance Parameters
The Alvan Blanch Oil Expeller Press is designed to expel approximately 250 to 300 liters of oil from one tonne of rapeseed, depending upon the original oil content, moisture content and cleanliness of the sample
Vetted Performance Status
Unknown
Safety
Unknown
Complementary Technical Systems
If a generator is used to power the press - the press should be fitted with a speed controller. A voltage monitoring system is needed to avoid damage to the inverter. The XP100E gives crude oil. In order to get processed oil, you would need a filter press, pump, settling tanks, etc. Additional attachments include: Temperature Adjustment Chamber, Oil Pump, Feed Hopper, Proximity Sensor, MPC Pre-Cleaner, MPC Support Frame, IBC Tank, Primary Settling Tank Interview with representative
Academic Research and References
Orhevba, B. A., Chukwu, O., Osunde, Z. D., and Ogwuagwu, V., 2013, Influence of moisture content on the yield of mechanically expressed neem seed kernel oil. Academic Research International. 4(5) pp 252-257.
Bamgboye, A. I., and Adejumo, A. O. D., 2007, Development of a sunflower oil expeller. International Commission of Agricultural Engineering, 9: pp 1-7.
Nelson, A. I., Wijeratne, W. B., Yeh, S. W., Wei, T. M., and Wei, L. S., 1987, Dry extrusion as an aid to mechanical expelling of oil from soybeans. Journal of the American Oil Chemists’ Society, 64(9), 1341-1347.
Compliance with regulations
Unknown
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