2009
DOI: 10.3923/ijct.2009.59.64
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Demulsification of Virgin Coconut Oil by Centrifugation Method: A Feasibility Study

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“…Emulsi minyak-air pada santan bersifat tidak stabil dikarenakan faktor kuantitas dan kualitas protein yang berfungsi sebagai emulsifier. Proses pemisahan terjadi secara alami dapat dengan bantuan gravitasi, dan diperlukan upaya *Penulis Korespondensi: Email: arahmadi@unmul.ac.id;Telp: 0812-5502073 tambahan untuk percepatan deemulsifikasi minyak-air pada santan (Jena et al 2006;Nour et al 2009). Santan kelapa mengandung 54% air, 35% lemak dan 11% padatan non lemak (Tansakul dan Chaisawang, 2006).…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Emulsi minyak-air pada santan bersifat tidak stabil dikarenakan faktor kuantitas dan kualitas protein yang berfungsi sebagai emulsifier. Proses pemisahan terjadi secara alami dapat dengan bantuan gravitasi, dan diperlukan upaya *Penulis Korespondensi: Email: arahmadi@unmul.ac.id;Telp: 0812-5502073 tambahan untuk percepatan deemulsifikasi minyak-air pada santan (Jena et al 2006;Nour et al 2009). Santan kelapa mengandung 54% air, 35% lemak dan 11% padatan non lemak (Tansakul dan Chaisawang, 2006).…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…About 500 ml of water was added to the slurry obtained and squeezed through a fine sieve to obtain coconut milk. The resultant coconut milk was left for about 24 hours to facilitate the gravitational separation of the emulsion as previously described by Onsaard et al, (2005) and Nour et al, (2009). Demulsification produced layers of an aqueous phase (water) on the bottom, an emulsion phase (cream) in the middle layer and an oil phase on top as described by Nour et al (2009).…”
Section: Virgin Coconut Oilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later studies may need to optimise the centrifugal force that gives maximum oil yield if employed singularly. Nour et al (2009)suggested that the yield of oil was directly proportional to the centrifugal force used in extraction. The higher yeild of oil from RCO may be due to the use of hexane which is a non-polar solvent capable of dissolving fats coupled with prolonged exposure to heat, that is, 80°C for 8 h.…”
Section: Oil Yieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Enzymatic and centrifugation techniques had moisture content of 0.39 and 0.34%, respectively which were both above APCC set standard of <0.2%. As separation of water and oil phase is based on the centrifugal force used (Nour et al, 2009), it may be necessary for future studies to determine the optimum centrifugation technique. The high moisture (0.39%) in coconut oil from enzymatic extraction may have led to the high FFA observed.…”
Section: Moisture and Volatilementioning
confidence: 99%