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US 8,557,318 B2Granted
Method of supercritical fluid fractionation of oil seed extraction materials
AssigneeMOR Supercritical, LLC
InventorRodger T. Marentis
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Abstract
Generally, a method of pressure regulated supercritical fluid fractionation of oil seed extraction materials which can be utilized to refine oil seed extraction material established in an amount of supercritical fluid. Specifically, a method of pressure regulated supercritical fluid fractionation of corn germ extraction material to produce a refined corn oil extraction material.
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A method of fractionating oil seed extraction material, comprising the steps of:
- a) establishing an amount of oil seed extraction material in an amount of supercritical carbon dioxide in a first oil seed extraction material separation zone at a temperature of between about 60° C. and about 110° C.;
- b) adjusting pressure of said amount of oil seed extraction material in said amount of supercritical carbon dioxide in said first oil seed extraction material separation zone to between about 200 bar and about 400 bar to achieve a density of said supercritical fluid of between about 0.75 g/mL and about 0.85 g/mL;
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- c) separating a phosphatide fraction from said oil seed extraction material in said amount of supercritical carbon dioxide resulting in a triglyceride fraction and a fatty acid fraction remaining in said amount of supercritical carbon dioxide.
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