Solvent Extraction Plants are systems designed to extract valuable components, such as oils, fats, or active compounds, from raw materials using solvents. These plants are widely used in industries like food, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals for efficient and large-scale extraction.
How Do They Work?
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Why Choose Our Solvent Extraction Plants?
Steps
Raw Material Preparation → Solvent Addition → Extraction Process → Solid & Liquid Separation → Solvent Recovery → Purification → Product Collection → Solvent Recycling
Material Preparation → (Raw material, such as seeds or herbs, is cleaned, dried, and processed for extraction)
Solvent Application → (A suitable solvent is added to dissolve the desired components from the material)
Mixing & Soaking → (Material is thoroughly mixed or soaked in the solvent for maximum component dissolution)
Separation Stage → (Solvent-containing extract is separated from the solid residue using filtration or decantation)
Solvent Recovery → (Solvent is removed through evaporation, distillation, or membrane separation and recycled for reuse)
Purification Stage → (Extracted product undergoes refinement to meet quality standards)
Final Collection & Packaging → (Purified extract is collected for further
processing or commercial use)
Material Pre-Treatment Unit (Crushers, grinders, or homogenizers to prepare raw material)
Extraction Vessel / Reactor (Holds material and solvent for controlled extraction)
Agitators / Mixers (Ensures uniform solvent contact for better yield)
Filtration & Separation Units (Decanters, centrifuges, or membrane filters for effective separation)
Solvent Recovery System (Evaporators, distillation columns, or membrane units for solvent purification)
Drying System (Vacuum dryers or spray dryers for moisture removal from final extract)
Final Collection Tanks & Packaging Line (Safely stores purified extract for packaging or distribution)