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Soya Protein Isolate & Concentrate

PENNWALT CONTINUOUS PROCESS FOR PRODUCTION OF SOYABEAN PROTEIN ISOLATE

Solvent extraction of oil from dehulled and flaked soyabeans leaves residual flakes containing about 52% protein.

Soya protein has become an invaluable multipurpose tool in today's food industry. It provides essential and convenient processing functions as well as nutrition enhancing functions in a variety of food products such as bakery items, baby foods, infant formulas, emulsion type and restructured meat, poultry and sea food products as well as in several dairy applications.

Pennwalt India Limited has developed a highly efficient and cost effective continuous process for production of soyaprotein isolate. The process comprises following steps.

1.Extraction of protein from defatted soya solids using an aqueous medium which may vary in pH from near neutrality to moderately alkaline using a suitable alkali.
2.Separation of protein containing extract from spent solids.
3.Precipitation of major proteins by addition of a suitable acid, to the protein extract.
4.Dewatering of the protein curd and its neutralisation.
5.Conditioning and drying of neutralised protein.

ADVANTAGE OF PENNWALT PROCESS

  • Continuous process centeredaround the world renowned Pennwalt Super-D-    Canters.
  • Sanitary design features and clean-in-place systems ensure the finest     hygienic standards of productions.
  • Ease of operation.
  • High process yield.
  • Uniform protein isolate quality that meets the stringent international standards.
  • Final product can be tailor-made to meet specific functional requirements.

    PROCESSING CAPACITY : 50-4000 kg/day SPI Production Plants Higher Capacities considered on request.

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