What are the testing items for vegetable oil? What are the items that need to be inspected for edibl

Updated on healthy 2024-08-11
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-15

    Vegetable oil testing items: lead, total arsenic, smoke point, label, color, acid value.

    Melting point, acid value.

    Moisture, BHA, BHT, soap content, transparency, inorganic arsenic, freezing test, peroxide value.

    Heating test, free gossypol, odor, taste, insoluble impurities, solvent residue, moisture and volatiles, aflatoxin B1, insoluble impurities (impurities), heating test (280), tert-butyl hydroxyanisole

    bha.6-di-tert-butyl-p-cresol (BHT), etc.

    100 inspection vegetable oil testing standards.

    ASTM D6871-2003 (2008) Specification for natural (vegetable oil) ester solution for electrical equipment.

    ASTM E1346-1990 (2010) Bulk Sampling, Handling and Preparation Procedures for Edible Vegetable Oils for Sensory Evaluation.

    ASTM E2881-2013E1 for gas chromatography-mass spectrometry.

    Test methods for extraction and derivatization of vegetable oils and oils from fire residues and liquid samples.

    BS 684-2-20-1977 Methods for the Analysis of Fats and Oils. Other methods. Vegetable oil carotene.

    Determination of . BS 684-2-20-1977 (R2009) Methods for the analysis of fats and fats. Other methods. Determination of vegetable oil carotene.

    BS EN ISO 6320-2000 Animal and vegetable fats and fats Refractive index determination is also numbered BS:2000; Alternative bs: 1996

    BS EN ISO 6321-2002 Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determination of melting point (sliding point) of open capillaries Calibration 13911: May 10, 2002; bs :2002

    BS EN ISO 10539-2002 Animal and vegetable fats and oils Alkalinity.

    Assay Alternative Bs: 1989

    BS EN ISO 12193-2004 Animal and vegetable fats and fats Determination of lead using direct graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry.

    BS EN ISO 15301-2001 Animal and vegetable fats and fats Determination of raw fats and deposits in the centrifuge method also known as BS: 2001

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-14

    1. The main items and instruments used are as follows:

    1.Acid value: no instrument is required, it can be measured by acid-base titration.

    2.Peroxide value: no instrument is required, it can be measured by acid-base titration.

    3.Color: measured with a Rovipon comparator.

    4.Iodine value: no instrument is required, it can be measured by acid-base titration.

    5.Melting Point: Measured by temperature.

    6.Moisture: measured in a drying oven.

    2. Other items can be tested according to the requirements, such as:

    1.Fatty acid content: measured by meteorological chromatograph.

    2.Solid fatty acid content: measured by SFC thermostat system and nuclear magnetic resonance instrument.

    According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Wastes, hazardous wastes refer to solid wastes with hazardous characteristics that are included in the National Hazardous Waste List or identified according to the national hazardous waste identification standards and identification methods.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-13

    The main testing items of vegetable oil are:

    Impurities, solvent residues, moisture and volatiles, transparency, smoke point, freezing test, refractive index, relative density, iodine value, saponification value, unsaponifiable substances, heating test, soap content, total arsenic, acid value, peroxide value, free gossypol, etc.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    The items that need to be inspected for edible vegetable oil mainly include the following aspects:

    1.Appearance: The appearance of the oil should be transparent and clear, without impurities, suspended solids, sediments, etc., and there should be no turbidity, precipitation and stratification. Visual inspection can be done by observation and visual inspection.

    2.Color: The color of the oil should be uniform, generally pale yellow to light brown, and there should be no obvious discoloration. Color inspection can be performed using both visual and colorimetric methods.

    3.Smell and taste: The smell and taste of the oil should be pure and fragrant, without moisture, sourness, odor and other problems. It can be detected by artificial olfactory and instrumental assays.

    4.Acid value: The acid value can reflect the content of free fatty acids in the oil, and a high acid value means that the quality of the oil is not good. The acid value can be measured by acid-base titration and potentiometric titration.

    5.Peroxide value: Peroxide value is an indicator of the degree of oxidation of oils and fats. If the peroxide value is too high, it means that the oil is susceptible to spoilage. Peroxide value can be detected by absorption spectroscopy or iodine titration.

    6.Moisture and volatile substances: High levels of moisture and volatile substances may cause the oil to become damp and deteriorate, which is also not good for the human body. Moisture and volatile substances can be detected by physicochemical property method, titration method, etc.

    7.Insoluble impurities and sediments: Insoluble impurities and sediments in oil can affect the appearance and quality of the oil. The detection of insoluble impurities and precipitates can be carried out by centrifugation, precipitation, etc.

    8.Viscosity and viscosity: The viscosity and viscosity of an oil affect its lubricity, consistency, and ease of flow. Viscosity and viscosity can be detected by viscometer and viscometer.

    The specific testing items also need to be determined according to the type of oil and the relevant local testing standards.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Summary. That's a lot, acid value, peroxide value, solvent residue, free gossypol, total arsenic, lead, aflatoxin B1, benzopyrene, microorganisms, etc.

    What are the items that need to be inspected for edible vegetable oil?

    That's a lot, acid value, peroxide value, solvent residue, free gossypol, total arsenic, lead, aflatoxin B1, benzopyrene, microorganisms, etc.

    I make fried dry food, recently into a batch of oil, fried products for 10 days and half a month, there is a pungent smell, bitter to eat? Is there something wrong with this batch of oil? What items need to be tested for testing?

    It's a matter of oil.

    Conventional testing items include brand identification, flash point, kinematic viscosity, acid number, mechanical impurities, freezing point, etc.

    I entered Bangqi cottonseed oil, found a third-party testing agency to test, people suggested that I test the peroxide value and acid value, the agency and Bangqi oil factory also have a cooperative relationship, they according to the cottonseed oil national implementation standard testing, the results show qualified, is there a fraud problem?

    This shouldn't be because it's a legal offense after all.

    So what should I do next? I have investigated all the causes, and among all the products, the products that have changed their flavor are from this batch of oil.

    Pro: You can change the survey.

    Detect. Do you still need to change the testing items?

    Then you just ask the testing agency.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The CCGF edible vegetable oil has a detailed description, acid value, peroxide value, solvent residue, free gossypol, total arsenic, lead, aflatoxin B1 and benzopyrene, these are mandatory test items, please refer to the attachment for details.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Semi-refined edible vegetable oil:

    1. Color.

    2. Smell and taste.

    3. Acid value.

    4. Water and volatiles.

    5. Impurities.

    6. Heating test (280).

    7. Soap content.

    8. Peroxide value.

    9. Carbonyl price.

    10. Arsenic.

    11. Aflatoxin B1

    12. Residual amount of leaching oil solvent.

    13. Free gossypol in cottonseed oil.

    14. Labels.

    15. Food additives.

    Fully Refined Edible Vegetable Oil:

    1. Color. 2. Transparency.

    3. Taste.

    4. Acid value.

    5. Moisture and volatiles.

    6. Impurities.

    7. Smoke point.

    8. Unsaponifiable substances.

    9. Freezing test.

    10. Peroxide value.

    11. Carbonyl price.

    12. Arsenic.

    13. Aflatoxin B1

    14. Labels.

    15. Food additives.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    1. The main items and instruments used are as follows:

    1.Acid value: no instrument is required, and it can be measured by acid-base titration2Peroxide value: no instrument is required, and can be measured by acid-base titration3Color: measured with a Rovipon comparator.

    4.Iodine value: no instrument is required, and it can be measured by acid-base titration5Melting Point: Measured by temperature.

    6.Moisture: measured in a drying oven.

    2. Other items can be tested according to the requirements, such as:

    1.Fatty acid content: measured by meteorological chromatograph.

    2.Solid fatty acid content: measured by SFC thermostat system and nuclear magnetic resonance instrument.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Acid value, peroxide value, color, odor, taste, transparency, moisture and volatiles, insoluble impurities, solvent residues,

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    To answer the edible oil testing items, you need to check: the color, smell, taste, transparency, lead, total arsenic, moisture and volatiles, insoluble impurities (impurities), peroxide value, heating test (280), soap content, acid value (acid value), smoke point, free gossypol content in cottonseed oil, melting point, freezing test, solvent residue, aflatoxin B1, antioxidants (BHA, BHT), in order to judge whether the edible oil is safe and deny the national standards.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Test Items:

    Distillation range, carbon deposition, density, freezing point, pour point, color, flash point, pour point, density, freezing point, acid number, moisture, ash, acid number, color, pH value, neutralization value, saponification value, total acid number, total base number, insoluble matter, foam, aniline point, sulfur content, rust resistance, nitrification, degree of sulfurization, foam, carbon content, hydrogen content, sulfur content, nitrogen content, chlorine content, cleanliness, oxidation, transparency, breakdown voltage, refractive index, water separation, foam characteristics, rotating oxygen bomb, miscible test, liquid phase rust, Copper Sheet Corrosion, Burnell Viscosity, Sintering Load, Demulsification Value, Cetane Number, Demulsibility Index, Viscosity Index, Mechanical Impurities, Kinematic Viscosity, Fuel Dilution, Evaporation Loss, Corrosion Test, Breakdown Voltage, Dielectric Loss, Demulsibility, PQ Index, Mechanical Impurities, Con's Carbon Residue, Kinematic Viscosity, Viscosity Index, Open Flash Point, Closed Flash Point, Sulfate Ash, Oxidation Stability, Working Cone Penetration, Sulfate Ash, Sulfate Ash, Air Release Value, Carbon Residue (Trace), Boundary Pumping Temperature, Copper sheet corrosion test, n-pentane insoluble, low temperature dynamic viscosity, low temperature kinematic viscosity, water-soluble acid or base, infrared spectroscopy analysis, density and relative density, maximum no seizure load, high temperature and high shear viscosity, etc.

  12. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    There are viscosity, flash point, BAI freezing point, pour point DU, moisture, ash, mechanical impurities, foaming, sulfur content, phosphorus content, acid number, base number, density, color, distillation range, carbon residue, calorific value, total precipitate, insoluble matter, water separation, penetration, dropping point, etc.

  13. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    According to ZBX04007 04021-86, ZBB66001 66002-86 "Export Vegetable Oil Early Zen and Late Inspection Method" and ZBX14003 14008-85 "Attack Comic Oil Inspection Method" into Lu Li Xing inspection.

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