edible coconut oil refinery line in congo
- Product Using: Producing Coconut Oil
- Type: Coconut Oil Refinery Line
- Main Machinery: Coconut Oil Refinery Line Machine
- Automatic Grade: Automatic
- Production Capacity: 100TPD
- Model Number: Qie
- Voltage: 230-380-430
- Power(W): 40kw/h
- Dimension(L*W*H): 50m*30m*15m
- Weight: 50tons
- Certification: CE&ISO9001
- After-sales Service Provided: Overseas third-party support available
- Machinery type: crude coconut oil refining plant
- Capacity: 30-1000tons
- Oil loss: less than 5%
- Refining type: semi continuous and full continuous
- Vacuum degree: high vacuum
- Function: crude oil refining
- Steam consumption: less than 300kg/t oil
- Working mode: circulation usage of steam
- Soft water consumption: about 160kg/h
- Color: light yellow
- Project Location: congo
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Neutralization Process, Oil Refinery
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