Chip de-oiler apparatus

Details Chip de-oiler apparatus Chip de-oiler apparatus

1997-09-30

1999-09-07

Simone, Timothy F.

Foods and beverages: apparatus

Cooking

With other treating or handling of material

99330, 99410, 99417, 99516, 210167, 210DIG8, A47J 3700

Patent

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059470100

ABSTRACT:
Improvements to a de-oiler apparatus, used to remove oil from food product chips after frying, include a perforated, inverted T-shaped baffle disposed in the inlet to the de-oiler and a flat, perforated plate disposed in the exit from the de-oiler. The T-shaped baffle and the perforated plate straighten the flow in the inlet and outlet regions, respectively, thereby decreasing the amount of steam which is lost from the chamber and reducing scattering of the chips, which hampers oil removal therefrom.

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Sketch showing prior art de-oiler inlet configuration, undated.

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