Against the backdrop of growing global energy demand and increasing environmental pressure, traditional vegetable oil extraction methods face many challenges, including low efficiency, high cost and negative impact on the environment. How to improve the extraction efficiency of vegetable oil has become an urgent problem for processing companies.
The latest developments in efficient oil extraction technology provide a viable solution to this problem. The following are some of the most representative efficient extraction technologies:
Supercritical fluid extraction technology uses supercritical carbon dioxide as a solvent, which has the advantage of not requiring the use of harmful solvents. It can effectively improve the extraction rate of vegetable oil while maintaining good protection for the quality of the extract.
Solvent extraction is a traditional but still widely used method. By using solvent extraction on oil crops, the oil extraction rate can be effectively improved. Some new solvents and their optimized processes have been applied in the market.
Efficient oil extraction technology can not only improve the economic benefits of enterprises, but also contribute to environmental protection. By reducing energy consumption and achieving efficient use of resources, it helps achieve the goals of sustainable development and green energy.
With the continuous advancement of efficient oil extraction technology, more and more processing companies are beginning to apply these advanced technologies to improve their competitiveness. As shown in the figure below, the successful cases of some companies show that technology upgrades can effectively promote the dual improvement of production efficiency and product quality.
Facing the opportunities and challenges of the future market, enterprises should actively introduce efficient oil extraction technology to improve their competitiveness and market share. While achieving economic benefits, they should also pay attention to environmental protection and sustainable development to move towards a greener future.
