Method for recovering peptides/amino acids and oil/fat from one or more protein-containing raw materials, products produced by the method, and use of the products
OwnerTomas Carlssoninventor
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According to a first aspect, hydrolysation of a protein-containing raw material and separation of amino acids/peptides is carried out, wherein the hydrolysation is effected by using the endogenous enzymes of the protein-containing raw material. The hydrolysate is passed through a membrane filter, wherein peptide/amino acids follow a permeate stream, whilst the active enzymes continuously break down any protein residues that are deposited on the membrane surface. The enzymes are passed together with retenate back to the hydrolysis. Furthermore, an amino acid and peptide product and an oil product are described and the use thereof is disclosed.
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A method for recovering peptides/amino acids and oil/fat from a protein-containing raw material, wherein the method comprises:
A method for the hydrolysation of one or more protein-containing raw materials and the separation of amino acids/peptide, characterised in that the hydrolysation is carried out using the endogenous enzymes of the protein-containing material or materials;
A method for removing peptides and amino acids from a hydrolysis mixture, characterised in that the hydrolysis mixture comprising active enzymes, amino acids, peptides and non-converted proteins is passed through a membrane filter, wherein amino acids and any peptides are filtered off and the active enzymes present act to break down proteins that are deposited on the membrane filter.
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