In March, spring is coming, and it is also the season of recovery and vitality of all things. In this colorful season, there is one flower that has become the most striking presence in the field with its unique beauty - rape flowers.
Rape flowers are not only beautiful, but also versatile. When the buds first bloom, it exudes a fresh fragrance and becomes a check-in point for everyone to enjoy the spring season. Economically, rape flowers also have returns, and the oil squeezed, also known as tea oil, is one of the oldest woody edible vegetable oils in the mainland, and the mainland is also the world's largest camellia oil production base.
Most tea seed oil on the market today is made by pressing at high temperatures, which is a low-cost method and does not contain chemical residues. The key process quality control points of the high-temperature press method include shelling, steaming, frying, and pressing. At first, the seeds are exposed to the sun, and after the shells can be easily separated from the seeds, the seeds are dried with the help of steam, and the seeds are continuously stir-fried during the process. The dried tea seeds are then crushed into powder form and then steamed with steam.
The maximum temperature of the steam generator can reach 180°C, which can provide the required heat for rapeseed frying, so that the oil can reach the appropriate temperature to improve the oil yield. Easy drying is effortless, the steam range is wide, the drying is uniform, and the temperature of the steam generator is controllable, which can control the moisture content of the oil, which is conducive to the oil extraction process and helps to improve the quality of the oil.
With the continuous progress of science and technology, the application of steam generators in rapeseed processing will become more and more extensive. It not only injects new vitality into the traditional oil extraction process, but also brings consumers more high-quality and healthy tea seed oil.