
PLANT PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING * SPECIALLY DESIGNED *
CRYSTLIZER SECTION -OIL FEED PIPE DISTRIBUTION TO
SUPER FILTER ~ SUPRACHILL FILTER COURTESY JAPANESE
RICE BRAN OIL REFINERY
MODE OF OPERATION :
SUPRACHILL FILTER - FOR DEWAXING OIL & FATS

For dewaxing of oil, the oil is cooled - 20 deg.C. ~
25 deg.C. for a set time & then fed into the
Suprachill Filter with head pressure 0.35 ~ 0.6 Kg /
cm2 . Wax discharge is performed by feeding steam in
the built-in steam coil inside Suprachill Filter.
The melted wax is automatically discharged into the
wax receiving pan by specially designed valves. The
recovery rate depends on the wax content of the oil,
but it will be in the range of 80 % ~ 97%. Wax
discharge is completed within 2 to 3 hours, with
minimum man power.
Steam consumption per 1000 liters of feed oil is
only 40 ~ 100 Kilograms.
SUPRACHILL FILTER - FOR OIL WINTERIZING

Winterizing process requires controlled cooling of
oil 0 deg.C. ~ 10 deg.C. Then with a head pressure
0.35 ~ 0.6 Kg / cm2 , the cooled oil is fed into the
Suprachill Filter. The Suprachill Filter is housed
in specially constructed cold room to maintain
temperature in between 5 deg.C. to 15 deg.C. Cake
discharge is performed by feeding hot water in the
built-in steam coil inside the filter. The cake from
the suprachill filter can be separated by solvent
into a liquid oil and a hard oil to ideally procured
the highest recovery rate.
AUTOMATIC DEWAXING SUPRACHILL FILTER

For dewaxing of oil, the oil is cooled - 20 deg.C. ~
25 deg.C. for a set time & then fed into the
Suprachill Filter with head pressure 0.35 ~ 0.6 Kg /
cm2 . Wax discharge is performed by feeding steam in
the built-in steam coil inside Suprachill Filter.
The melted wax is automatically discharged into the
wax receiving pan by specially designed valves. The
recovery rate depends on the wax content of the oil,
but it will be in the range of 80 % ~ 97%. Wax
discharge is completed within 2 to 3 hours, with
minimum man power.
Steam consumption per 1000 liters of feed oil is
only 40 ~ 100 Kilograms.
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