What Should We Notice When Operating Soybean Oil Press Machine?

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Soybean Oil Press Machine we designed is mainly composed of 7 major parts of screw axis, press cage, feed mechanism, cake yielding mechanism. transmission system, electric control part and vacuum filter part. All the parts are assembled on the frame and screwed as a whole. Our soybean oil press machine in line with the Ministry of Agriculture for agricultural technical conditions and standards, its processing and production of oil authentic, pure fidelity, is to create the best choice for the modern oil press machine.

What should we notice when operating a soybean oil press machine?

1.When soybean oil press machine is on work, material enters the extruding chamber from the hopper and then moves forwards by the rotating pressing screw and is pressed.

2.Under high temperature condition in the chamber, there is quite strong friction among press screw, chamber and the oil materials.

3.On the other hand, root diameter of the pressing screw carries larger from one end to the other.

4.Hence when rotating, the thread not only pushes particles moving forwards but also turns them outwards as well.

5.Meanwhile, particles adjacent the screw will rotate along with screw’s rotating, causing every particle inside the chamber to possess different speed.

6.Therefore, relative movement among particles creates neat which is necessary during manufacturing because of helping protein change property, damage colloid, increase plasticity, decrease oil’s elasticity, resulting in high oil.

The Soybean Oil Press Machine we provide is CE Certified. For its environmental and quality management system, we have successfully passed IS09001: 2000 certification. Welcome to contact us for more information.

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