Fluid Quip Brix Oil Separation (BOS) system.

Designed to recover raw corn oil from the liquefaction slurry prior to fermentation. Rated @ 1 LB of corn oil per bushel. Includes FCQ-950T-E primary centrifuge, rated @ 1500 GPM (340 CMPH), FCQ-950M-BF clarifier centrifuge, both with Triton pumps and strainers, Alfa-Laval NX 4451-11G tricanter polishing centrifuge, (10) pumps, (8) tanks and a paddle screener. 2015 vintage. Very good condition.

The Fluid Quip Brix Oil Separation (BOS) system is an advanced solution tailored for the efficient recovery of raw corn oil from liquefaction slurry before it undergoes fermentation. This system is engineered to optimize the oil extraction process, boasting a remarkable capacity of 1 pound of corn oil per bushel. The inclusion of the FCQ-950T-E primary centrifuge, which operates at an impressive rate of 1500 GPM (340 CMPH), ensures rapid and effective separation of oil from the slurry. Complementing this is the FCQ-950M-BF clarifier centrifuge, designed to enhance the purity and quality of the recovered oil. Both centrifuges are equipped with Triton pumps and strainers, which are essential for maintaining operational efficiency and minimizing downtime due to maintenance issues. This comprehensive setup is ideal for facilities looking to maximize their oil recovery processes while maintaining high standards of quality and performance.

In addition to the primary and clarifier centrifuges, the Fluid Quip Brix Oil Separation (BOS) system includes an Alfa-Laval NX 4451-11G tricanter polishing centrifuge, which plays a critical role in further refining the extracted oil. This tricanter is designed to separate three phases simultaneously, allowing for the efficient removal of impurities and achieving a higher quality final product. The system is also equipped with ten pumps and eight tanks, providing the necessary infrastructure for seamless operation and storage of the recovered oil. The paddle screener included in the system enhances the overall functionality by ensuring that any solids are effectively removed from the slurry before it enters the centrifuges, thereby optimizing the separation process. With a vintage of 2015 and in very good condition, this system represents a reliable investment for any operation focused on maximizing oil recovery from corn processing.