The Fivemn Soybean Oil Refining Machine is designed to refine crude soybean oil by removing impurities, free fatty acids, phospholipids, and other contaminants to produce high-quality edible or industrial-grade refined oil.
Depending on configuration, the machine can process from 1,000 to 50,000 liters per hour. Actual throughput depends on feedstock quality and chosen configuration.
Standard motor power is 18.5 kW. The machine supports multiple voltage options including 220V, 380V, and 415V to suit different electrical systems (typically three-phase for higher capacities).
Key wet parts and tanks are made from stainless steel, typically SS 304 or SS 316L, to ensure corrosion resistance, hygiene, and long service life.
Yes. The unit features automated operation controlled via a PLC control box and a central control cabinet, which enables automated process control, monitoring, and easy parameter adjustments.
This machine provides a separation factor between approximately 6,950 and 8,500. A higher separation factor improves the removal of suspended solids and moisture, resulting in clearer, higher-quality oil.
Yes. The machine includes an automatic discharge system for separated impurities and processed oil, which reduces manual handling and speeds up continuous operation.
While optimized for soybean oil, the machine can typically be adapted to refine other vegetable oils (sunflower, canola, peanut, etc.). Final suitability depends on feedstock characteristics and any required pre-treatment.
Common pretreatment includes coarse filtration to remove large particulates and degumming (if necessary). Specific pretreatment needs depend on crude oil quality; your supplier can advise on optimal pretreatment steps.
The robust stainless-steel construction and automated discharge simplify cleaning. Routine maintenance includes checking seals, bearings, and electrical components, and periodic cleaning to remove sludge—frequency depends on operating hours and oil impurities.
The machine weighs approximately 1,100 kg. Exact footprint and installation space requirements vary by model and configuration; confirm dimensions with the supplier to plan foundation and workflow layout.
Yes. Standard safety features typically include emergency stop, overload protection, electrical enclosures, and interlocks via the PLC. Additional safety accessories can be provided per local regulations.
The PLC-based control system is usually configurable and can be adapted or integrated with existing SCADA/automation systems. Integration options should be discussed with the manufacturer or system integrator.
Spare parts such as seals, bearings, control components, and wear parts are normally available. After-sales support typically includes installation assistance, commissioning, operator training, and maintenance guidance—check with the supplier for specific service packages.
Select capacity based on desired hourly throughput, oil type, and available floor space. Consider expected feedstock variability, degree of crude oil contamination, and integration with upstream/downstream equipment. The supplier can perform a needs assessment and recommend the appropriate configuration.
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