Question Ultrasonic extraction of turmeric and medicinal herbs
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Ultrasound Extraction (Sonication) - procedure involves the use of ultrasound with frequencies ranging from 20 kHz to 2000 kHz; this increases the permeability of cell walls and produces cavitation.
Although the process is useful in some cases, like extraction of Saffon , Stevia etc.
It's large-scale application is limited due to the higher costs.
One disadvantage of the procedure is the occasional but known deleterious effect of ultrasound energy (more than 20 kHz) on the active constituents of medicinal plants through formation of free radicals and consequently undesirable changes in the drug molecules.
Thanks Mr Maitrys and MR Garao 56.
I am looking at a pilot project of say 100 litres extraction tank and I got a quote for 7 laks Rs including extractor evaporator and condenser . Tats not too expensive .
Running costs should be less than conventional methods . What’s ur iopinion ?
I am looking at a pilot project of say 100 litres extraction tank and I got a quote for 7 laks Rs including extractor evaporator and condenser . Tats not too expensive .
Running costs should be less than conventional methods . What’s ur iopinion ?
dhayaagrowers
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I am very well experienced in fermentation technology for breaking the cell wall through ensilage if you are interested please contact I've sent my contact to your private message
dhayaagrowers
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Ultrasound Extraction (Sonication) - system involves using ultrasound with frequencies ranging from 20 kHz to 2000 kHz; this will increase the permeability of mobile partitions and produces cavitation.
Despite the fact that the manner is useful in a few cases, like extraction of Saffon , Stevia and many others.
It is big-scale application is constrained because of the higher costs.
One disadvantage of the technique is the occasional however known deleterious impact of ultrasound electricity (extra than 20 kHz) at the active constituents of medicinal flowers thru formation of unfastened radicals and consequently undesirable changes within the drug molecules.
Despite the fact that the manner is useful in a few cases, like extraction of Saffon , Stevia and many others.
It is big-scale application is constrained because of the higher costs.
One disadvantage of the technique is the occasional however known deleterious impact of ultrasound electricity (extra than 20 kHz) at the active constituents of medicinal flowers thru formation of unfastened radicals and consequently undesirable changes within the drug molecules.