Food industry
The processes used during the production of extracts used in the food industry directly affect the quality of the extracts. Carbon dioxide extraction is the healthiest and most effective extraction method known today. The main reason for this is that carbon dioxide is completely harmless and leaves no residue in the extracts. For this reason, carbon dioxide replaces harmful solvents used in the food industry.
The processes used during the production of extracts used in the food industry directly affect the quality of the extracts. Carbon dioxide extraction is the healthiest and most effective extraction method known today. The main reason for this is that carbon dioxide is completely harmless and leaves no residue in the extracts. For this reason, carbon dioxide replaces harmful solvents used in the food industry.
In many areas of the food industry, supercritical fluid extraction has numerous advantages over conventional processes. With supercritical carbon dioxide extraction, food components sensitive to high temperatures can be obtained without any deterioration and without any harmful residues. Since there is no solvent residue in the extract or raw materials obtained, fragrances and aromas can be used in their purest form.
Polat Supercritical Fluid Extraction Systems having different capacities can be also produced for your special needs.
Application Areas
- Herbs and spices
- Coffee
- Tea
- Flavors
- Antioxidants
- Essential oil extraction
- Rice cleaning
- Deoiling of press cakes
PEX1005
Supercritical Fluid Extraction (SFE) is a process of separating desired substances from mixtures using a suitable solvent. Carbon dioxide, the most commonly used solvent, is preferred for its environmental friendliness and the ease with which its physicochemical properties can be adjusted. This method is particularly effective in purifying heat-sensitive compounds and prevents chemical degradation.
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PEX1002
Supercritical Fluid Extraction (SFE) is a process of separating desired substances from mixtures using a suitable solvent. Carbon dioxide, the most commonly used solvent, is preferred for its environmental friendliness and the ease with which its physicochemical properties can be adjusted. This method is particularly effective in purifying heat-sensitive compounds and prevents chemical degradation.
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PEX2020
Supercritical Fluid Extraction (SFE) is a process of separating desired substances from mixtures using a suitable solvent. Carbon dioxide, the most commonly used solvent, is preferred for its environmental friendliness and the ease with which its physicochemical properties can be adjusted. This method is particularly effective in purifying heat-sensitive compounds and prevents chemical degradation.
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