Process for recovery of high-grade lecithin and solvents from ternary solvent system containing crude vegetable oil
CA 1113954 A · Owner: Staley (A.E.) Manufacturing Company · Inventors: Short, Robert G.; Orthoefer, Frank T.
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A method of recovering a high-grade lecithin and solvents from an oil-bearing full miscella which also contains lecithin and which results from an oilseed ternary solvent extraction process. The method may include a first step of phase separation of the oil-bearing miscella containing lecithin and the ternary solvents into a polar and a non-polar phase and, a second step of azeotropic distillation of the non-polar phase to recover a portion of the solvents, and to remove substantially all the water from the residual crude oil, thereby keeping the lecithin in solution. A commercial grade lecithin having good water dispersibility is subsequently recovered from the residual crude oil, and a …
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- Granted December 8, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 8, 1998.
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