Effectiveness of cleaning of sunflower oil with filter material made from composition of organic and inorganic fibers
E. Egamberdiev, Adham Makhkamov, Bekmurodjon Rakhimjonov, D Khusanov, Guzal Akmalova, M. Mirzakhmedova, G Rahmonberdiev
Abstract
Abstract In this study, the process of purification of sunflower oil per day using a filter material based on cellulose and inorganic fiber basalt fiber obtained from annual plants was studied. Studies have shown that sunflower oil obtained has improved a number of quality indicators. It was observed that the indicators such as transparency, color, acid number of the refined oil improved. Filtration is the process of separating solid particles from a liquid by passing a sufficiently thin and porous (fine-grained) barrier. The liquid passes through the pores, i.e. the capillaries of the filter material, and as the size of the suspended particles is larger than the capillary size, a precipitate forms on the surface of the fabric. Typically, this sediment itself has a major impact on the entire filtration process, as the material accumulates on the surface and serves as a self-filtering material.