DocumentCode
3296592
Title
Research of Influence of Ultrasound on Allocation from the Soya of the Grade «Altom» Lipid Fraction and Lecithin
Author
Koshelev, Yuriy A. ; Lamberova, Marina E. ; Lamberova, Anna A. ; Voynarovskaya, Tamara I.
Author_Institution
Altai State Tech. Univ., Biysk
fYear
2007
fDate
June 1 2007-July 5 2007
Firstpage
274
Lastpage
278
Abstract
One of modern methods of an intensification extraction is ultrasonic processing. It is necessary to consider, that on the one hand the ultrasound can change activity of enzymes lipid exchange, with another - can promote destruction of components lipid to fraction. The Maximum quantity total lipids has been taken at ultrasound (IS) - processing by capacity 80 W within 10 minutes. The increase in activity of lipaze.was observed at influence by ultrasound on water extracts from soybeans which was expressed in more intensive hydrolysis of vegetative fats. Dependence of a degree of decomposition of vegetable oil (without lipaza from soybeans) from duration of thermostation and influences of ultrasound has been in parallel established. Preliminary US - processing accelerates decomposition of oil for 30 minutes and stabilizes process at higher level. At allocation of lecithin from soybeans the most effective extragent was boiling ethanol, and preliminary ultrasonic processing destroyed the allocated lecithin.
Keywords
biotechnology; enzymes; fats; ultrasonic applications; vegetable oils; Altom; enzymes lipid exchange; ethanol; hydrolysis; lecithin; lipaze; lipid fraction; power 80 W; soybeans; time 10 min; time 30 min; ultrasonic processing; vegetable oil; vegetative fats; Biochemistry; Ethanol; Fabrics; Fasteners; Fats; Filtering; Lipidomics; Packaging; Petroleum; Ultrasonic imaging; Ultrasonic extraction; lecithin; lipid fraction;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Electron Devices and Materials, 2007. EDM '07. 8th Siberian Russian Workshop and Tutorial on
Conference_Location
Erlagol, Altai
ISSN
1815-3712
Print_ISBN
978-5-7782-0752-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/SIBEDM.2007.4292985
Filename
4292985
Link To Document