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Fishmeal and fishoil plants Fishmeal and oil unit Fishmeal and oil are obtained by processing trash fish (small or bony fish not readily marketable) or waste fish parts. Shrimp, krill, and other seafood may also be used as raw material. The process involves chopping the material to form a mass, cooking, pressing to remove oil and water, drying, and grinding to meal. The oil-water liquids are passed through a separator to recover the oil. Now we have manufactured more than **0 plants and are running our own fish meal factories and fish oil refineries. So many experiences made us a capable manufacturer to supply the product according to the customers€™ demands and complete service. Below is the flow diagram of mass balance we get from the by product of Navodon septentrionalis. The actual figures will, of course, vary with the composition of the raw material, particularly with the oil content. To the same species, the fishing seasons and place will also make the mass balance different. A compact unit intended for the production of fishmeal and fish oil from fish waste and less valuable breeds of fish and krill for stationary or shipboard installation. The fish or other product to be processed is dumped in a RAW MATERIAL BIN (1). At this stage a ELECTROMAGNET (2) removes any metallic debris before the mass is moved to RAW MATERIAL GRINDER (3). An elevating screw lifts the mash into a COOKER (4). The cooker is heated by steam at a temperature from *0oC to **0oC. From the COOKER the mash moves to a PRESS (5) which removes water in the form of a liquor and leaves the mash with a moisture content *5%**0%. The liquor is sent by BOUILLON PUMP (*0) to the DECANTER (*1) and from it move on TANKS FOR OIL SEPARATOR (*2) after to OIL SEPARATOR (*3). The mass after the PRESS moves to a DRYER (6). The mass comes out with a moisture content of ****2%. After a DRYER (6) the mass moves into a FISH MEAL GRINDER (7).