OIL SEPARATION SYSTEM

The Deutsche Oil Separation System stands out for its innovative design and fabrication, aiming to streamline production time and reduce capital investment.

  • Integrated Evaporator Types: Combines two or more evaporator types in series to achieve the desired final product in a single process system.
  • Comprehensive System Setup: Includes fully integrated tanks, condensers, piping, and controls for hassle-free installation and operation.
  • User-Friendly Operation: Features controls and automation for ease of use and consistent production runs.
  • Cost and Time Efficiency: Designed to lower production time and capital investment, enhancing overall operational efficiency.
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Turn-Key Solvent Removal

The combo rising film wiped evaporator is setup to complete high removal of solvent and end with very low-level residual solvent in the concentrate. This setup is commonly used for concentrates that are very viscous when concentrated. The operation of the system includes process fluid pumping into the rising film evaporator where majority of the solvent is separated utilizing the large surface area. Once the concentrated oil is collected out of the rising film and into the cyclone it is then pumped into the wiped film evaporator for further reduction of solvent utilizing the mechanical action of the wiper blades.

Features
  • Best used for solvent removal (i.e. ethanol), Juice concentration, Broths, Heat sensitive products
  • Feed rates of 30lbs per hour to 4000+lbs per hour
  • High volume solvent removal of up to 99.9%
  • Shell Tube and Plate Frame Designs for rising film
  • Feed Pre-heaters and economizer to increase efficiency
  • Heating is commonly completed using steam or heating oil
  • National Electrical Code Hazard Environment location ratings available (etc. C1D1)
  • Standard Power requirements: 208V, 3 Phase, 50-100amps
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  • Equipped with top-tier pumps, valves, and instruments for superior performance.
  • AISI 304 stainless steel, TIG weld construction
  • 304 and 316 stainless options
  • High-efficiency Polyurethane insulated vessels
  • Includes spray balls for easy CIP integration
  • Reinforced stainless steel legs, with leveling foot pads
  • Custom sizes and orientations to meet customer needs
  • UL listed, 508A control panels
  • Stainless steel handle Butterfly valves
  • Low or high speed agitator with explosion-proof motor
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Siemens automation platforms and interface

  • Over twenty automated feature add-ons
  • Smart device app for remote monitoring and operation
  • Material handling automation
  • Semi to fully automated CIP process options
  • Full temperature, COL, and blending vessel automation
  • SPX, FM, and E+H instrumentation and valves
  • Remote access service
  • UL listed, 508A control panels
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Turn-Key Solvent Removal

The combo rising film wiped evaporator is setup to complete high removal of solvent and end with very low-level residual solvent in the concentrate. This setup is commonly used for concentrates that are very viscous when concentrated. The operation of the system includes process fluid pumping into the rising film evaporator where majority of the solvent is separated utilizing the large surface area. Once the concentrated oil is collected out of the rising film and into the cyclone it is then pumped into the wiped film evaporator for further reduction of solvent utilizing the mechanical action of the wiper blades.

Features & Options

Our equipment features are usually sold as add-ons by most manufacturers, sparing you the inconvenience and unexpected expenses of acquiring additional equipment, or services.

Auxiliary Equipment

Look to Deutsche to handle the entire scope of your project from utilities, sanitary piping, bulk storage, milling, CIP, conveyance, filtration, and custom equipment. Our dedicated manufacturing team and component partners provide the latest technology and most reliable ancillary equipment catered to your process.

Service & Support

Each project is assigned a dedicated engineer, ensuring personalized attention and expertise for your design, installation, control integration, programming, process piping, and field service needs. We’re also here to provide continuous equipment support and assist with system process inquiries.

Cleaning

We prioritize seamless CIP integration in all our equipment designs. Furthermore, we offer industry-leading CIP skids, carts, and steam sanitation options. Recognizing the importance of proper system sanitation to your bottom line and product quality, we’re committed to delivering custom-engineered cleaning processes, equipment, and solutions.

Automation

Customizable automation is the key to bringing higher quality, consistency, yields, and efficiencies to your system – no matter your industry or application. Choose to add specific instruments for insight into your process, add automated features to reduce dependence on labor or choose to fully automate your system for the ultimate hands-off experience.

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