The book contains the following chapters, i.e. Perfumes and Its Technology, Compositions of Perfumes (Fragrance), Perfuming Ingredient, Raw Materials used in the Perfumes (Fragrances), Floral Fragrance, Sophisticated Perfumes, Perfume Formulations for Hair Oils (Various Types), Ottos (Attars) Formulae, Formulae for Perfume Compound Manufacture, Manufacture of Synthetic Perfumes with Formulations, Manufacture of Perfumed Agarbatties (Incense Sticks) with Formulations, Formula and Manufacture of Dhoopbatti (Synthetics), Perfuming and Repacking Work, Manufacturing Technology and Formulations of Fantasy and Sophisticated Perfumes (Fragrances), Finished Perfumes Manufacture, Perfumes for Men (Process and Formulations), Agarbatti Perfumery Compounds with Composition, Perfume for Cosmetics with Formulations, Perfumes for Soaps with Methods and Formulations, Semi-Solid and Perfume Compounds, Aromatic Perfumery Compounds with Manufacturing Process and Formulations, Spray with Formulae, Compounding of Perfume, Process for Producing Rose Oil, Perfume Composition, Alcohol Free Perfume, Perfumed Formulations for Agarbatti (Incense Sticks), Other Formulations of Agarbatti Perfumery Compounds, Formulae for Jasmine, Project Profile of Flora Agarbatti, Project Profile of Agarbatti Perfumery Compounds with Formulation, Project Profile of Alcohol Based Deodorant Manufacturing, Project Profile of Masala Agarbatti (Flexo), Project Profile of Non-Alcoholic Deodorant Perfume Spray.

PERFUMES AND ITS TECHNOLOGY

COMPOSITIONS OF PERFUMES (FRAGRANCE)

Example-1
Antiperspirant composition for smooth ons
Antiperspirant composition for sticks
Suspension for roll on antiperspirants
Antiperspirant spray for aerosol
Example 2
Perfume Composition
Synthesis Example 1
Synthesis of 3-Methyl-2 hexenoic Acid
Synthesis of Wittig reagent
Wittig Reaction
Hydrolysis
Measurement of Physical Properties
Results of Measurement
(Z) Cmpound
Synthesis Example 2
Synthesis of 7 Octenoic Acid
Synthesis of 5-Hexenyl Chloride
Synthesis of Diethyl 5-Hexenylmalonate
Hydrolysis and Decarboxylation
Measurement of Physical Properties
CNV Test Example
Panel members
Test Method
Test Results
Methyl 2 hexenoic acid
Octenoic acid
CNV Test Reference Example
Panel members
Test Results
Androstenol
Androsterone
Example1
Example2
Example3
Example4
PERFUMING INGREDIENT

Example 1
Example 2
RAW MATERIALS USED IN THE PERFUMES (FRAGRANCES)

Chemical substances
Volatile Solvent Extraction
Immersion in warm fats or extraction with hot fats (Maceration)
Extraction with cold fat (Enfleurage)
Linalool (3.7 dimethyl-1 6-octadien-3-ol)
Citral (3.7 dimehtly-2, 6-octadienal)
Geraniol (trans-3-7-dimehtyl-2 6-octadien-1 ol)
Formates
Anisyl Formate
Benzyl Formate
Cinnamyl Formate
Benzyl Formate
Cinnamyl Formate
Citronellyl Formate
Ethyl Formate
Geranyl Formate
Acetates
Iso-Amyl Acetate
Anisyl Acetate
Benzyl Acetate
Bomyl Acetate
Iso Butyl Acetate
Cedryl Acetate
Cinnamyl Acetate
Citronellyl Acetate
Menthyl Acetate
Rhodinyl Acetate
Propionates
Benzyl Propionate
Citronellyl ropionate
Geranyl Propionate
Linalyl Propionate
Phenylethyl Propionate
Terinyl Propionate
Products of Cyclization such as Lonones from Citral
FLORAL FRAGRANCE

Acacia
Carnation
Eugenol (4-allyl-2-methoxyphenol,C10H12O2)
Clove
Cyclamen
Cardenia
Geranjum
Coumarin (1.2-bnezyome)
Dimethyl hydroxyquinone
Methyl Benzoate (C6H5 COOCH3)
Ethyl Benzoate (C6H5COOC2H5)
Acetophenone (Methyl Phenyl Ketone C6H5COCH3)
Hyecinth
Bromostyrol (C6H5CH=CHBr)
Cinnamyl Alcohol (3 phenylallyl alcohol, C6H5CH=CH2CH)
Jasmine
Lilac
Lily of the Valley (mughet)
Mimosa
Narcissus
Orris
Peony
Reseda
Rose
Sweet Pea
Wall Flower
Fruit,Spice, Berry and Nut Flavours
Almond
Arise
Banana
Bergamot
Cherry
Clove
Honey
Lemon
Peach
Plum
Strawbery
Tangerine
Wintergreen
Balsam,Oriental and Miscellaneous Odours
Balsamic Odour
Pine
Oriental
Woody
SOPHISTICATED PERFUMES

Indian Standards
Standards
Mithod of Production of Essential Oil
Citronella Oils
Lemon Grass oil
Eucalyptus oil
Sandal wood oil
PERFUME FORMULATIONS FOR HAIR OILS (VARIOUS TYPES)

Formula of Perfume for Ordinary and Cheap Hair Oil
Castor oil Glycerine
Formula of Perfume for Hair Oil
Formula of Perfume for Hair oil
Formula of Perfume for Hair Oil
Formula of White Rose Perfume for Hair Oils
Formula of Lavender Perfume for Hair Oil
Formula of Amla Hair Oil Perfume
Formula of Coronation Perfumery for Hair Oil
Formula of Violet Perfume for Hair Oil
Formula of Perfume for Hair Oil
OTTOS(ATTARS) FORMULAE

Rose Constituents
Formula of Rose Otto (Rose Orient)
Formula of Synthetic Rose Otto
formula of Artificial Broom Otto
Jasmine Otto
Naroissus Otto
Amla Otto
FORMULAE FOR PERFUME COMPOUND MANUFACTURE

Formulae
MANUFACTURE OF SYNTHETIC PERFUMES WITH FORMULATIONS

Formula No. 1
Raw materials for synthetic perfume
Formula for manufacture of synthetic perfume
Formula No. 2
Formula No. 3
Process of Manufacture
MANUFACTURE OF PERFUMED AGARBATTIES (INCENSE STICKS) WITH FORMULATIONS

Fragrances of Flowers (Synthetic) for Aggarbatti)
Formula for rose fragrance (Mild)
Formula No. 1
Rose Fragrance (Strong)
Formula for Rose Fragrance (Strong)
Process of Manufacture
Formula for Chinese Rose Compound
Formula for Rose Perfume (High Quality)
Synthetic Perfume
Formula for Synthetic Perfume
Formula for Essence of Pandanus Flower
Process of Manufacture
Fragrance of Jasmine (Mild)
Formula for Jasmine Fragrance (Mild)
Formula No. 1
Formula for Jassmine Perfume (High Quality)
Formula No. 2
Perfume of Jasmine Bukey
Formula for Perfume of Jasmine Bukey
Formula for Fragrance of Vitavest
Formula for Fragrance of Lavender (High Quality)
Formula for Fragnace of Lilac
Formula for Lily of the valley
Formula for Perfume Powder
Process of Manufacture
Formula for Perfumed Aggarbatti
Formula for Otto Rose Synthetic
Formula for Synthetic Perfume of Red Rose
Formula for White Rose Perfume Synthetic
Formula for Rose Perfume synthetic
Formula for Synthetic Jasmine Colourless
FORMULA AND MANUFACTURE OF DHOOPBATTI (SYNTHETICS)

Introduction
Typical ingredents for the production of Dhoop Battis
Formula for Essential Ingredients of Dhoopbatti (Synthetic)
Dhoop batti manufacture
PERFUMING AND REPACKING WORK

Introduction
Boxes and pouches for packing
Manufacture and Selection of flavours
Procurement of Dummy Incense Sticks
Preparation of Flavours
Method of Perfuming
Packing Method
MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY AND FORMULATIONS OF FANTASY AND SOPHISTICATED PERFUMES (FRAGRANCE)

Introductory
Bergamot-Vanilla Base
Aldehydic Base A.1
Aldehydic Base A.2
Curacao Base
Cuir Base C-1
Cuir Base 2
Woody Base B.1
Moss Base M.1
Base 1.S
Moss Base M.2
Floral Bouquet Perfumes
Perfume OH No.1
Bouverdia BM
Parfum AO
Parfum TL
Parfum F
Parfum HB
Parfum AR
Aldehydic Perfumes
Parfum SP
Chypre Types
Parfum C2
Base Chypre H
Parfum MD
Chypre I.D
Parfum V.W
Oriental Perfumes
Base S.H.
Parfum J
Green Perfumes
Hyacinth Green Base
Parfum P No. 2
Dominant Note Types
Parfum D
The ambergns note
Parfum BM
FINISHED PERFUMES MANUFACTURE

Manufacturing Processes
Alcoholic Strengths
Control
Ethyl Alcohol Conversion from Gay Lussac to equivalent degrees Proof
PERFUMES FOR MEN (PROCESS AND FORMULATIONS)

Eau de Cologne
Toilet Wqalers
Modified Colognes
Perfumes for Men
Formula of Old English Lavender (FHS12)
Formula of Town and Country H.M.
Formula of Country Blend 2A
Formula of Peaud Espagne (J.B.10)
AGARBATTI PERFUMERY COMPOUNDS WITH COMPOSITION

Beginning
Uses of Rose Oil
Rose Oil Standard
Other Properties
Combustible
Non-ioxic
Process of Manufacture
Water Distillation
Water and Steam Distillation
Steam Distillation
Process Flow Chart
Agarbatti Perfumery Compounds
Agarbatti Perfumery Compounds
Land and Building
Plant & Machinery
Fixed Capital
List of Raw Materials
Total Working Capital Month
Total Capital Inestment
Turn Over/Annum
PERFUME FOR COSMETICS WITH FORMULATIONS

Brilliantine Perfumes
Brilliantine Formulation No.1
Brilliantine Formulation No.2
Brilliantine Formulation No.3
Shampoo Perfume Formulation No. 3
Shampoo Perfume Formulation No. 4
Shampoo Perfume Formulation No. 5
Perfumes for Face Creams
Face Cream Perfume Formulation No.1
Face Cream Perfume Formulation No.2
Face Cream Perfume Formulation No.3
Face Cream Perfume Formulation No.4
Face Cream Perfume Formulation No.5
Face Powder Perfume Formulation No.1
Face Powder Perfume Formulation No.2
Face Powder Perfume Formulation No.3
Face Powder Perfume Formulation No.4
Sweet and Soft Perfume for Face Powder Formulation No. 5
Rose Perfume for Face Powder Formulation No. 6
Rose Concentrate for Face Powder Formulation No. 7
Lilac Perfume Base for Face Powder Formulation No. 8
Balsamic Base Perfume For face Powder Formulation No. 9
Balsamic Base Perfume for Face Powder No. 10
Perfume for Talcum Powder Formulation No. 11
Toilet Powder Perfume formulation No. 12
Patchouli lmutation Perfume
Perfumes for Creams
Cosmetic Cream Perfume Formulation No. 1(Rose lmitation Perfume)
Skin Cream Perfume Formulation No. 2
Perfume for Violet and Cok1 Cream formulation No. 3
Rose Perfume for Cream Formulation No. 4
Jasmine Perfume for Cream Formulation No. 5
Oriental Perfume for Cream Formulation No. 6
Perfumes for Rouges
Rouges Perfume Formulation
Perfumes for Dental Cream & Tooth Pastes
Tooth Paste Formulation No. 1
Perfume for Dental cream & Tooth Paste Formulation No. 2
Perfume for Dental Cream & Tooth Paaste Formulation No. 3
Perfume for Dental Cream & Tooth Paste Formulation No. 4
dental Flavour Formulation No. 5
Lipstick Perfumes
Lipstick Perfumes Formulation No. 1
Lipstick Perfume Formulation No. 2
Perfumes for Hair Cream
Perfumes for Hair Cream Formulation No. 1
Perfumes for Hair Cream Formulation No. 2
Perfumes for Hair Cream Formulation No. 3
Perfumes for Hair Oil (Hair Oil Perfume)
Formulation No. 1 (White Rose Perfume)
Hair Oil Perfume Formulation No. 2 (Coronation Perfume)
Hair oil Perfume Formulation No. 3 (Blke Perfume)
Hair Oil Perfume Formulation No. 4 (Violet Perfume Formulation)
Hair Oil Perfume Formulation No. 5 (Rose Perfume Base Formulation)
Hair Oil Perfume Formulation No. 6 (Jasmine Perfume Base)
Amla Hair Oil Perfume Formulation No. 7
Hair Oil Perfume Formulation No. 8 (Spicy Perfume)
Hair Oil Perfume Formulation No. 9 (Spicy Perfume)
Hair Oil Perfume Formulation No. 10 (Lavender Perfume)
Amla Hair Oil Perfume Formulation No. 11
Perfume for Hair Oil Formulation No. 12
Perfume for Hair Oil Formulation No. 13
Perfumes for Handkerchief
Handkerchief Perfume Formulations No. 1 (Narcissum Perfume)
Handkerchief Perfume Formulation No. 2 (Lily of the Valley Perfume)
Handkerchief Formulation No.3 (Violet Perfume)
Handkerchief Scents
Handkerchief Scents Formuation No.1
Tea Flavour
Tea Flavour Formulation No.1
Handkerchief Scent Formulation No. 2
Perfumes for Agarbatti
Agarbatti Perfume Formulation No.1
Agarbatti Perfume Formulation No.2
Process of Manufacture
Synthetic Rose Perfume for Agarbatti Formulation No. 3
PERFUMES FOR SOAPS WITH METHODS AND FORMULATIONS

Soap Perfume Formulation No.1 (Rose Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.2 (Rose Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.3 (Rose Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.4 (Rose Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.5 (Rose Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.6 (Jasmine Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.7 (Jasmine Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.8 (Oriental Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.9 (Almond Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.10 (Cheap Almond Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.11 (Sweet Pea Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.12 (Champak Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation No.13 (Jasmine Perfume)
Cheap Soap Perfume Formulation 14
Cheap and Refreshing Soap Perfume
Formulation 15
Cheap Soap Perfume Formulation 16
Soap Perfume Formulation 17 (Ginger Grass Perfume)
Cologne Soap Compound Perfume Formulation No. 18
Stable Soap Perfume Formulation 19
Soap Perfume Formulation 20 (Jasmine Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation 21 (Lilac Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation 22 (Lily of the alley Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation 23 (Violet Perfume)
Process of Manufacture
Soap Perfume Formulation 24 (Violet Perfume)
Tallow Soap Perfume Formulation 25
Cold Made Soap Perfume Formulation 26
Soap Perfume Formulation 27 (Sandal Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation 28 (Lavender Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation 29 (Rose Perfume)
Soap Perfume Formulation 30 (Vanila Perfume)
Transparent Soap Perfume Formulation 31
Transparent Soap Cheap Perfume
Formulation 32
Soap Perfume Formulation 33
Soap Perfume Formulation 34
Soap Perfume Formulation 35
Soap Perfume (Pine Booquet) Formulation 36
Soap Perfume (Jasmine Orange Blossom) (Bouquet Compound) Formulation 37
Laundry Soap Perfume Formulation 38
Laundry Soap Perfume formulation 39
Laundry Soap Perfume Formulation 40
Shaving Soap Perfume
Formulation 41
Shaving Soap Perfume Formulation 42
Shaving soap Perfume Formulation 43
Shaving Soap Perfume Formulation 44
Shaving Soap Perfume Formulation 45
shaving Soap Perfume Formulation 46
Shaving Cream Perfume Formulation 47
Shaving Cream Formulation 48 (Rose Perfume)
Shaving Cream Formulation 49 (Rose Perfume)
Shaving Cream Formulation 50 (Rose Perfume)
SEMI SOLID AND PERFUME COMPOUNDS

Process
Royale Bouquet
Formulation
Process
Plant Economics
Perfumery Compound
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Annum
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
SPRAY WITH FORMULAE

Manufacturing Process
Essence and Perfumery
synthetic Rose otto No. 1056
Red Roses. No. 1057
Violet.No.1068
Plant Economics
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Months
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
COMPOUNDING OF PERFUME

Process of manufacture for Perfumes
Extraction Process
Extraction Volatile Solvent
Extraction of Jasmine Oil
Distilliation of Roses
Instructions
Extraction of Lavender Oil
Instructions
PROCESS FOR PRODUCING ROSE OIL

Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Example 5
Comparative characteristics of rose oil produced from fresh rose flowers
PERFUME COMPOSITION

Amber materials
Fruity Materials
Alyl cyclohexyt Propionate
Dimethyl benzyl carbinyl acetate
Household Cleaning Composition
Hair Treating Composition
Antiperspirant and/or Deodorant Compositions
Air Freshening Compositions
Example 1
Laundry Malodour Reduction Test (LMRT)
Panel Selection
Washing of the Panellsts
Test Procedure Fabric Preparation, Laundering Operations, etc
Evaluation
Statistical Analysis
Example 2
Odour Threshold Comparison Test (OTCT)
ALCOHOL FREE PERFUME

PERFUMED FORMULATIONS FOR AGARBATTI (INCENSE STICKS)

Synthetic White Rose Perfume
Synthetic Rose Perfume
Synthetic Ottorose
Jasmin Colourless Synthetic
OTHER FORMULATIONS OF AGARBATT PERFUMERY COMPOUNDS

FORMULAE FOR JASMINE

Chemical constituents of rose perfume
PROJECT PROFILE OF FLORA AGARBATTI

Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
PROJECT PROFILE OF AGARBATTI PERFUMERY COMPOUNDS WITH FORMULATION

Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
PROJECT PROFILE OF ALCOHOL BASED DEODORANT MANUFACTURING

Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
PROJECT PROFILE OF MASALA AGARBATTI (FLEXO)

Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
PROJECT PROFILE OF NON-ALCOHOLIC DEODORANT PERFUME SPRAY

Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum

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• Deodorants and antiperspirants
• Cosmetic regulations
• Voluntary guidelines
• Consumerism
• Legal requirements
• Perfume Selection and Evaluation
• Assessing Consumer Acceptance
• Techniques for Perfume Evaluation
• The status of cosmetics today

FORMULATIONS OF VARIOUS FRAGRANCE AND ESSENCES

• Lavender Fragrance Formula No. 1
• Lavender fragrance Formula No. 2
• Lavender Fragrance Formulation No. 3
• Lavender Fragrance Formulation No. 4
• Lavender Essence (Natural)
• Lavender Fragrance Formulation No. 5
• Lavender Sweet)
• Rose Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Rose Fragrance Formulation No. 2
• Rose Fragrance Formulation No. 3
• Rose Fragrance Formulation No. 4
• Rose Fragrance Formulation No. 5
• Rose Fragrance Formulation No. 6 (Rose F)
• Rose Fragrance Formulation No. 7 (Rose MS)
• Jasmine Fragrance
• Jasmine Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Jasmine Alcohol Formulation No. 2
• Jasmine Formulation No. 3
• Jasmine Fragrance Formulation No. 4
• Jasmine Fragrance Formulation No. 5
• Jasmine  fragrance Formulation No. 6
• Jasmine Fragrance Formulation No.7
• Jasmine Fragrance Formulation No. 8
• Jasmine Fantasy Fragrance Formulation No. 9
• Voilet Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Violet Fragrance Formulation No. 2
• Violet Fragrance Formulation No. 3
• Violet Fragrance Formulation No. 4
• Violet Fragrance Formulation No. 5
• Violet Fragrance Formulation No. 6
• Orris Tincture Formulation
• Chypre Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Chypre Fragrance Formulation No. 2
• Chypre Fragrance Formulation No. 3
• Chypre Fragrance Formulation No. 4
• Chypre ID
• Chypre Fragrance Formulation No. 5
• (Base Chypre H)
• Amber Fragrance
• Amber Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Amber Fragrance Formulation No. 2
• Amber Fragrance Formulation No. 3
• Amber Fragrance Formulation No. 4
• Amber Fragrance Formulation No. 5
• Amber Fragrance Formulation No. 6
• (Amber Concrete (Fixativel)
• Amber Fragrance Formulation No. 7 (Chypre bases)
• Camation Fragrance
• Camation Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Camation Fragrance Formulation No. 2
• Camation Fragrance Formulation No. 3
• Carnation Fragrance Formulation No. 4 (Base Claveline No. 1)
• Carnation Fragrance Formulation No. 5
• Carnation Fragrance Formulation No. 6 (Oeillet De Nice)
• Muguet Fragrance
• Muguet Fragrance Formulation No. 1 (Lity of the Valley)
• Muguet Fragrance Formulation No. 2 (Lity) of the Valley)
• Muguet Fragrance Formulation No. 3
• Lilac Fragrance
• Lilac Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Lilac Fragrance Formulation No. 2
• Lilac Fragrance Formulation No. 3
• Lilac Fragrance Formulation No. 4
• Lilac Fragrance Formulation No. 5
• Lilac Fragrance Formulation No. 6
• Lilac Fragrance Formulation No. 7
• Acacia Fragrance
• Acacia Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Cassie Fragrance
• Cassie Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Narcissus Fragrance
• Narcissus Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Narcissus Fragrance Formulation No. 2 (Base Narceine)
• Narcissus Fragrance Formulation No. 3
• Kewra Fragrance
• Kewra Fragrance Formulation No. 1
• Artificial Fruit Essences
• Lemon Essence Formulation No. 1
• Orange Essence Formulation No. 2
• Orange Essence Formulation No. 3
• Raspberry Essence Formulation No. 4
• Raspberry Flavour Formulation No. 5
• Pineapple Flavour Formulation No. 6
• Mineral Water Essences
• Ice Cream Soda Essence Formulation No. 1
• Ginger Ale Essence Formulation No. 2
• Lemonade Essence Formulation No. 3
• Raspberry Essence Formulation No. 1
• Raspberry Essence Formulation No. 2
• Oil Fashioned Perfumes
• Fashioned Perfume Formulation No. 1
• Fashioned Perfume Formulation No. 2

PERFUMES FOR COSMETIC CREAMS 

• Perfume for Cream (Rose)
• Perfume for Face Cream
• Perfume for Cream (Jasmine)
• Perfume for Face Cream
• Perfume for Face Cream
• Floral, Woddy, Oriental Perfumes
• Perfume for Cosmetic Ceram Using Geraniol in Rose

PERFUMES FOR FACE POWDERS AND ROUGES 

• Perfume for Powder
• Perfume for Powder
• Face Powder Perfume
• Toilet Powder Perfume
• Perfume for Face Powder
• Face Powder Perfume
• Perfumes for Rouges
• Perfume for Rouges
• Process

PERFUME FOR INCENSES (AGARBATTI AND DHOOP)

• Perfume for Incense
• Process
• Pine Incense  Powder
• Process
• Oriental Incense Powder
• Process
• Perfumed Incense
• Perfumed Incense Formulation
• Perfumed Incense Formulation II
• Incense Cake (Dhoop)

MANUFACTURE OF VARIOUS TYPES OF AGARBATTIS AND AGARBATTI COMPOUNDS WITH FORMULATIONS 

• Introduction
• Uses of Agarbatti
• Uses of Agarbatti
• Formula for medium quality agarbatti compound
• Formula No. 1
• Market Prospect
• Formula for manufacture of various types of agarbatties
• Formula for Synthetic Perfume Manufacture
• Formula No. 1
• Raw Materials for Synthetic Perfume
• Formula for Agarbatti Manufacture as Mosquito repellant
• Manufacture of Agarbatti

MANUFACTURE OF DUMMY INCENSE STICKS 

• Introduction
• Profitability and ments of the industry
• Main raw materials and their objects
• The builders for Dummy Agarbatties
• Preservatives for incense Sticks
• Bamboo Sticks
• Formula for most Popular Dummy Sticks
• Process of Manufacture

TECHNOLOGY AND FORMULATIONS OF FRAGRANCES, PERFUMES (SCENTS) AND ESSENCES

• Introduction
• Formula for Strong Rose Flavour
• Formula No. 1
• Formula for Rose Fragrance (Scents)
• Formula No. 2
• Formula for Rose Fragrance
• Formula No. 3
• Formula for Lavender Fragrance (Scents)
• Formula for Marcissu Essences
• Formula for Khus Essence
• Formula for Lity Perfume
• Formula for Strong Jasmine Flavour
• Formula for Common Jasmine Flavour
• Formula for Quality Lavender Essence
• Formula for Flowers Compound Essence
• Formula for Flavour of Synthetic Musk
• Formula for Camphor Compound Essence
• Formula for compound flavours of Camphor and Fruits
• Process of Manufacture

FLOWER PERFUMES WITH FORMULATIONS 

• Rose
• Red Rose
• Rose damascena
• Rose Centifolia
• Tea Rose
• Rose Marechal Niel
• White Rose
• Rose Extender 1
• Rose Rouge
• Rose Blanche
• Rose MS
• Jasmin
• Jasmin No. 1
• Jasmin Fantasy No. 3
• Orangeflower and neroli
• Orange Folwer A
• Neroli A
• Violet
• Parma Violets Absolute, Art
• Violet Base
• Acacia
• Broom
• Carnation
• Oeillet de Nice
• Garden Pink
• Sea Pink
• Base Claveline No. 1
• Oeillet de Nice No. 3
• Carnation Flowers No. 4
• Oeillet des Dunes No. 5
• Cyclamen
• Fougere (Fern)
• Hawthorn
• Heliotrope
• Honeysuckle
• Chevrefeuille No. 1
• Hyacinth
• Hyacinth No. 1
• Lilac
• Lilac Base
• Lily of the valley
• Muguet No. 1
• Muguet No. 2
• Linden (Lime Blossom)
• Tilleul No. 1
• Magnolia
• Mignonette (Reseda)
• Reseda No. 1
• Mimosa
• Narcissus
• Base Narceine No. 1
• Narcissus No. 2
• Nardo
• New Mown hay
• Nicotiana
• Opopanax
• Opopanax Art  L
• Orchid (Orchidee)
• Pansy
• Peony
• Phiox
• Stock
• Sweet pea
• Pois de Senteur No. 1
• Seet Pea No. 2
• Syringa (Philadelphus)
• Aldehyde G Blend
• Syringa No. 1
• Trefle (clover)
• Trefle No. 1
• Tuberose
• Base Tuberose No. 1
• Base Tuberose No. 2 (Tuberic Alcohol)
• Tuberose No. 3
• Verbena
• Wallflower
• Wistaria
• Ylang ylang
• Ylang No. 1

MANUFACTURE OF NATURAL PERFUMES WITH FORMULATIONS

• The perfume in the plant
• The separation of natural odoriferous materials
• Distillation
• Expression
• The sponge process
• The Ecuelle method
• Machine processes
• Extraction
• Enfleurage
• Compare also the monograph on Jasmin
• Strength of alcohol
• Absolutes with synthetics
• Extraction with liquid CO2
• Extraction with butane
• Production seasons
• Yields per 100 kilos

PERFUMES AND SCENTS MANUFACTURE AND FORMULATIONS

• Acacia
• Acetic Acid, Tincture
• Alpestrine, Perfume
• Amber, Base
• Amber, Concrete (Fixative)
• Amber, Liquid (Chypre Basis)
• Ambergris, Perfume Imitation No. 1
• Ambergris, Perfume Imitation No. 2
• Ambergris, Tincture
• Bergammonia, Disinfectant
• Bergamot, Essence (Natural ) No. 1
• Bergamot, Essence (Natural) No. 2
• Bouquet (For Soap)
• Bouvardia
• Calamus
• Camphor, Tincture
• Cananga (For Soap)
• Capsicum
• Carnation, Imitation No. 1
• Carnation, Imitation No. 2
• Carnation (For Soap)
• Camation, Pink (Perfume)
• Castor, Tincture No. 1
• Castor, Tincture No. 2
• Cedrela, Wood Type
• Citronella (For Soap)
• Coconut, Extract (Natural)
• Coconut, Paste
• Cologne
• Color Base Standard Formula No. 1
• Color base Standard Formula No. 2
• Color Mixture
• Colors (Natural Dyes)
• Cover Odor , Perfume No. 1
• Cyclamen, Base (Synthetic)
• Cyclamen (For Soap)
• Deodorant For Cream
• Deodorant For Vessels
• Deodorant for Water
• Deodorants (Masking Agent)
• Deodorants (Masking Agent) for Heavy Odors
• Deodorants (Masking Agent) Grassy Odors
• Diacetryl, Tincture
• Eau De Cologne
• Eau De Cologne (For Soap)Eglantine (Wild Rose)
• Esters, General Base
• Fenugreek, Tincture
• Fem (For Soap)
• Floral Fragrance (For Soap)
• Floral, Imitation No. 1
• Floral, Imitation No. 2
• Fougere
• Fougere, Base (Ferm)
• Frangipani, Imitation No. 1 (Acutifolia Alba, Rubra)
• Frangipani, Imitation 2
• Frangipani, Imitation 3
• Frangipani, Imitation No. 4
• Freshener, Perfume
• Gardenia, Base
• Geranium
• Geranium Imitation (For Soap)
• Geranium, Synthetic
• Gingergrass (For Soap)
• Girofle, ImitationNo. 1
• Girofle, Imitation No. 1
• Halo, Sea Salt Odor
• Hawthorn
• Hawthorn (For Soap)
• Heliotrope (For Soap)
• Herbal Base Gold Water
• HIP, Extract (Natural)
• HIP, Imitation No. 1
• Honey Synthetic (For Perfume)
• Honeysuckle
• Hyacinth
• Ionone
• Iris
• Iris, Synthetic
• Jasmine (For Brilliantine)
• Jasmine Grandiflora
• Jasmine, Imitation No. 1
• Jasmine, Imitation No. 2
• Jasmine, Imitation No. 3 (For Soap)
• Jasmine, Infusion
• Jasmine, Infusion
• Jasmine, Synthetic No. 1
• Jasmine, Synthetic No. 2
• Jasmine, Synthetic No. 3
• Jasmine, Synthetic No. 4
• Jasmine, Synthetic No. 5
• Jasmine, Synthetic No. 6
• Jonquil (Daffodil) Imitation
• Jonquil (Daffodil) Synthetic
• Lavender,  Essence (Natural)Lavender, Imitation No 12 (For Soap)
• Lavender, Sweet
• Leather
• Lilac, Imitation
• Lilac, Imitation No. 9 (For Soap)
• Lilac, Synthetic No. 1 (For Soap)
• Lilac, Synthetic No. 2 (For Soap)
• Lily, Base
• Magnolia
• Mignonette (Reseda)
• Mimosa, Imitation
• Mimosa, Synthetic
• Moss
• Muguet (Lily of the Valley), Imitation No. 1
• Muguet (Lily of the Valley),Imitation No. 2
• Muguet (Lily of the Valley), Imitation No. 3 (For Soap)
• Muguet (Lily of the Valley) Synthetic No. 1
• Muguet (Lily of the Valley), Synthetic No. 2
• Musk
• Musk, Imitation No. 1 (For  Powder)
• Musk, Imitation No. 2 (For Soap)
• Narcissus, ImitationNo. 1 (For Powder)
• Narcissus, Imitation No. 2 (For Cologne)
• Narcissus, Imitation No. 3 (For Cologne)
• Narcissus, Imitation No. 4 Poeticus (For Cologne)
• Narcissus, Imitation No. 5 (For Soap)
• Narcissus, Synthetic 1
• Narcissus, Synthetic 2
• Narcissus, Synthetic 3
• Narcissus, Synthetic 4
• Neroli, Imitation No. 1
• Neroli, Imitation No. 2
• Neroli, Imitation No. 3
• Neroli, Imitation No. 4 (For Soap)
• Nerolin (B-naphthyl methyl ether or B-naphthyl ethyl ether)
• Deodorzing Perfume
• New Mown hay (Foin Coupe) Hay (Foin Coupe) Imitation No. 1
• New Mown Hay (Foin Coupe) Imitation No.2
• New Mown Hay (Foin Coupe) Imitation No 2
• Opoponax, Imitation 1
• Opoponax, Imitation 2
• Opoponax, Imitation 3
• Opoponax, Imitation 4 (For Soap)
• Orange Blossom, Bouquet (For Soap)
• Orange Flower, Imitation No. 1
• Orange Flower, ImitationNo. 2
• Orange Flower, Imitation No. 3
• Orange Flower, Synthetic No. 4
• Orchid, Imitation
• Orris Root, Extract (Natural)
• Orris Root, Florentine
• Orris Root, Synthetic
• Patchouli, ImitationNo. 1 (For Soap)
• Patchouli, Imitation No. 2 (For Toilet Powder)
• Pine Bouquet (For Soap)
• Pine, Imitation No. 1
• Pine, Imitation No. 2
• Pine Needle
• Pine Needle, Siberian Imitation No. 1
• Pine Needle, Siberian ImitationNo. 2
• Pine Needle, Siberian ImitationNo. 3
• Rose, Bulgarian Type
• Rose, For Cream
• Rose for Face Powder No. 1
• Rose for Face Powder No. 2
• Rose, Imitation No.
• Rose Imitation No. 5 (For Cosmetic Cream)
• Rose ImitationNo. 6 (For Soap)
• Rose Imitation No. (for Perfume)
• Rose, Macedone
• Rose, Moss
• Rose, Oil, Synthetic
• Rose, Oriental
• Rose Otto
• Rose, Synthetic No. 1 (General Base For Rose odor)
• Rose, Synthetic No. 2
• Rose, Synthetic No. 3
• Rose, Synthetic No. 4
• (Milk Like Compound)
• Rose, White
• Sandaiwood Santel (For Soap)
• Sassafras, For Soap
• Sebacic Acid, Stabilizer for Perfume
• Soap, Perfume No. 1
• Soap, Perfume No. 2
• Soap, Perfume No. 3
• Soap, Perfume No. 4
• Soap, Perfume No. 5
• Sweet Pea, Biosson
• Syringa, Imitation No. 1
• Syringa, Imitation No. 2
• Tobacco for Snuff
• Tobacco Perfumes, General Basic Material No. 1
• Tobacco Perfumes, General Basic Material No. 2
• Tobacco, Strong Odor
• Trefle (Clover, Trefoil) for Soap)
• Tuberrose, Imitation(For Soap)
• Tuberose, Synthetic
• Uny Cologne, Perfume Base
• Vaporous Perfume Imitation No. 1
• Vaporous Perfume, ImitationNo. 2
• Vaporous Perfume, Imitation No. 3
• Violet, For Face Powder
• Vilet, Imitation No. 1
• Violet Imitation No. 2
• Violet, Imitation No. 3
• Violet, Imitation No. 4 (For Soap)
• Violet, Imitation No. 5 (For Soap)
• VioletImitation No. 6
• Violet Leaf
• Violet, Synthetic
• Wallflower
• Wintergreen Imitation (For Soap)
• Stir, Filter, Ylang Ylang Imitation No. 1
• Ylang Ylang, Imitation 2
• Ylang Ylang, Imitation 3
• Ylang Ylang, Imitation 4
• Ylang Ylang, Imitation 5
• Ylang Ylang, Synthetic 1
• Ylang Ylang Synthetic 2

TESTING AND PACKAGING OF PERFUMES

• Introduction
• Sampling
• Sampling Equipment
• Closed type (Undivided)
• Closed type (Divided)
• Closed type sampling tube, undivided
• Closed type sampling tube, divided
• Open type
• Sampling scoop
• Sampling from tanks
• Open type sampling tube
• Sampling scoop
• Scale of sampling
• Criteria for conformity
• For individual samples
• Values of K for achieving different acceptable quality levels
• Examples
• Packing and labeling
• Instructions regarding costly materials
• Analysis
• Preparation of the Material for Physico chemical Analysis
• Physical analysis
• Estimation of relative density
• Estimation of relative density by Pyknometer
• Determination of freezing point
• Suitable apparatus assembly for determination of freezing point
• Results
• Determination of refractive index by refractometer
• Apparatus
• Refractometer, light source (Sodium light)
• Calculation
• Apparatus
• Reagents
• Procedure
• Dilutions of ethanol by volume and by mass
• Principle
• Apparatus
• Procedure
• Results
• Determination of boiling (Distillation) range
• Distillation flask
• Assembly of apparatus for distillation test
• Terminology
• Material Requirement
• trip tand
• Determination of reidue on evaporation
• Ma of perfumery material to be taken for the determination of reidue on evaporation
• Chemical Analyi
• Determination of content of alcohol inoluble olid impuritie
• Determination of ater content
• Determination of acid value
• Determination of eter value content of eter and combined alcohol
• Mo of perfumery material to be taken for determination of eter value, content of eter and combined alcohol.
• Determination of eter value after acetylation and free alcohol
• Dimethylaniline acetylchloride method (Fiore Method)
• Determination of carbonyl value and content of carbonyl compound
• Hydroylammonium chloride method
• Procedure
• Determination of phenol
• Determination of heavy metal
• Determination of lead content
• Ammonium citrate olution (NH4)C6H5O7 lead free, prepare
• Dithizone tock olution
• Reagent blank determination
• Epreion of reult
• Determination of iron
• tandard iron olution
• Procedure
• Detection of petroleum and mineral oil
• Apparatu
• Reagent
• Procedure
• Etimation of chlorine
• Reult
• Determination of cineole content
• Procedure
• Cineole a a function of the crytalliation temperature of the perfumery materials o cresol mixture

PROJECT PROFILE OF AEROSOL SPRAY

• Manufacturing process
• Essence and perfumery
• Synthetic Rose otto
• Red Roses No. 1057
• Violet No. 1068
• Plant Economics
• Plant and Machinery
• Fixed Capital
• Raw Materials
• Total working capital/month
• Total Capital Investment
• Total Fixed Capital
• Turn Over/annum

PROJECT PROFILE OF SCENTS AND PERFUMES 

• Process of manufacture
• Distillation
• Extraction process
• Extraction volatile solvent
• Plant Economics
• Plant and Machinery
• Fixed Capital
• Raw Materials
• Total Working capital/Month
• Total capital investment
• Turn Over/Annum

PERFUMERY COMPOUNDS

• Rose Concrete
• Rose Absolut
• Process of manufacture
• Water Distillation
• Water and steam distillation
• Water and steam distillation
• Steam distillation

INTIMATE SCENT, CHEMICALS ETC. FROM ALL TYPES OF FLOWERS

• Manufacturing Process

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Moreover, important organs such as the retina and the central nervous system are mainly composed of fats. Most of the fats needed to form these tissues are essential fatty acids (EFAs) which cannot be synthesized by the organism and have to be acquired through nutrition. Mother’s milk has a special fat composition that makes it unique for goodchild nutrition. It contains factors that facilitate the digestion of fats, while its chemical composition makes it more digestible and includes a balanced supply of n-6 and n-3 fatty acids. Oilseed processing equipment with a daily capacity of less than 50 tons per day typically employs a mechanical extraction process to separate the oil from an oilseed. Mechanical extraction processes apply pressure to separate oil from the meal in an oilseed. A common method for applying mechanical pressure is through a screw press.

Within India there are regional variations in ghani design, which probably arose form the nature of the oilseeds that were regionally available for crushing. The large granite ghanis of southern India have a capacity of 35 to 40 kg, requiring two animals yoked side by side and two operators, one for the animals and the other near the mortar. The load-beam is very long and curved and rides on a strong outer groove on the mortar. These ghanis have a life of four to five years, after which the pit is too worn to be useful. The wooden ghani of western India has a capacity of 8 to 15 kg, has an oil outlet at the base of the pit (which is kept plugged during crushing) and frequently has the operator seated on the load-beam. Margarine is an emulsion of water in oil type (W/O) which include two essential phases: continuous phase: FATTY PHASE dispersed phase: AQUEOUS PHASE It contains also some additives (lecithin, monoglycerides, salt, colouring agent, antioxidant, preservatives, vitamins) distributed partly in the fatty phase (soluble or dispersible in fats) and partly in the aqueous phase (soluble or dispersible in water and/or milk). Emulsion is a liquid system including two immiscible phases, one being finely dispersed in the other. But because of its thermodynamic instability, the emulsion tends to separate for restructuring the two original phases. In the case of margarine, it is therefore necessary to facilitate emulsion and to stabilize that condition. This is the role of emulsifying agents which reduce the quantum of labour for formation of a homogeneous mixture of these two immiscible phases, final stability of the product is obtained by crystallization of the fatty phase in the emulsion.

The complete definition of margarine is thus one of a polydispersed system of fats to solid and liquid states, in water and/ or milk, of ingredients and sometimes of gas bubbles. Mechanical extraction processes have two main elements. The first is seed preparation. Seed preparation methods vary depending on seed characteristics. For example, seed preparation for canola often is limited to seed cleaning while other oilseeds may need to be cleaned, de-hulled, cracked, rolled, and/or flaked. Additional equipment may be required to complete seed preparation. A producer should identify the oilseeds that they are likely to process in order to determine exactly what equipment will be needed.The second element is the removal of oil from the oilseed. In a screw press operation, seed is fed from a hopper into the screw press, which uses pressure to force oil contained in an oilseed through small openings in the side of the press. Meal, that is too large to exit through the small openings is extruded through larger openings at the end of the press. Screw presses are capable of removing approximately 65 percent to 75 percent of the oil contained in an oilseed. Some mechanical presses preheat seed as it enters the press. Preheating increases oil recovery rates to 65 percent to 80 percent. Alternatively, if seed is processed at low temperatures (for example, below freezing) oil recovery rates may be less than 60 percent. Actual recovery rates will depend on press quality, press operation, seed quality, seed type and seed temperature.

The present volume Technology of Oilseeds Processing, Oils & Fats and Refining contains 11 chapters on various aspects of oilseed processing refining, i.e. Chemical Constituents of Fats, Oleaginous Seeds and their Oils, Olive and Olive Oil, Palm Oil and its Fractions, Animal Fat, Technology of Refining of Fats, Hydrogenation Technology, Fractionation Technology, Margarine Technology, Production of Neat Soap with 63% Fatty Acids, Oilseed Processing Technology

TECHNOLOGY OF OILSEEDS PROCESSING, OILS & FATS AND REFINING contains:

Chemical Constituents
of Fats

• Fatty acids
• Rules of Nomenclature
• Numbering
• Nomenclature
• Symbols
• Saturated Acids
• Acids with an even number of carbon atoms
• Acids with an odd number of carbon atoms
• Branched chain acids
• Monoenic acids
• Monoenic acids: ethylene bond at 9
• Monoenic acids: ethylene
• bond at n – 9
• Position isomers of oleic acid
• Monoenic acids: trans ethylene bond
• Monoenic acids: terminal ethylene bond
• Polyenic Acids
• Other Polyunsaturated Acids
• Acids with conjugated
• ethylene bonds
• Cyclic Acids
• Cyclopropenic Acids
• Cyclopentenic Acids
• Semisynthesized Cyclic
• Acids
• Acids with Secondary Groups
• Hydroxy Acids
• Epoxy Acids and Ketoacids
• Fatty Acid Distribution
• Glycerides
• Overview
• Stereospecific numbering
• and nomenclature
• Partial Glycerides
• Single-acid diglycerides
• Diglycerides with two fatty acids
• Triglycerides
• Glyceride Structure
• Glyceride Composition
• Glyceride Distribution
• Hypothesis and Distribution Laws
• Minor Constituents
• Phosphatides
• Phosphatidic Acids
• Phosphatidyl Amino Alcohols
• Phosphatidyl Polyols
• Phosphoglyceride Fatty Acids
• Sphingolipids
• Glucolipids
• Monogalactosyl diglyceride Cerides
• Unsaponifiable Matter
• Triterpenes and their Derivatives
• Fat-Soluble Vitamins
• Vitamin E, Tocopherols and Tocotrienols
• Forms of Vitamin A
• Forms of Vitamin D
• Fatty Alcohols
• Hydrocarbons
• Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
• Terpenic Hydrocarbons
• Carotenes and Carotenoids
• Other Constituents
• Chlorophylls and their Derivatives

Oleaginous Seeds
and their Oils

• Oil Composition
• Oleic Sunflower
• Rapeseed and mustard
• Rapeseed and Mustard Species
• Rapeseed or Mustard Plant
• Agronomy of Rapeseed and Mustard
• Genetic Improvements
• Rapeseed and Mustard Seed
• Fatty Acids of Rapeseed and Mustard Oils
• Unsaponifiable Fraction of Rapeseed Oil
• SOYBEAN
• Plant
• Seed
• Composition of Soybean Oil
• Corn and Grapeseeds
• Corn
• Botany, Crop Growing, Production
• Technology
• Oil
• Physicochemical Characteristics
• Triglyceride Composition
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Composition of Unsaponifiable Fraction
• Grapeseeds
• Botany, Growing, Production
• Technology
• Grapeseed Oil
• Physicochemical Characteristics
• Triglyceride Composition
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Composition of Unsaponifiable Fraction
• Safflower, sesame, Camelina, poppy seed oil
• Safflower
• Botany, Growing, Production Technology
• Safflower Oil
• Physicochemical Characteristics
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Composition of Unsaponifiable Fraction
• Sesame
• Botany, Growing, Production
• Technology
• Sesame Oil
• Physicochemical Characteristics
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Composition of Unsaponifiable Fraction
• Camelina
• Botany, Growing, Production
• Camelina Oil
• Physicochemical Characteristics
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Unsaponifiable Fraction
• Poppy Seed Oil
• Botany, Growing, Production
• Poppy Seed Oil
• Physicochemical Characteristics
• Triglyceride Composition
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Unsaponifiable Fraction
• Oleaginous Flax
• Seed
• Oil Composition
• Almond, Hazelnut, Walnut
• Almond
• Botany, Growing, Production
• Almond Oil
• Physicochemical Characteristics
• Composition of Triglycerides
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Composition of Unsaponifiable Fraction
• Hazelnut
• Botany, Growing, Production
• Technology
• Hazelnut Oil
• Physicochemical Characteristics
• Triglyceride Composition
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Composition of Unsaponifiable Fraction
• Walnut
• Botany, Growing, Production
• Technology
• Walnut Oil
• Physicochemical Characteristics
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Composition of Unsaponifiable Fraction
• Evening Primrose, Borage, And Blackcurrant Seeds
• Overview
• Evening Primrose
• Botany and Genetics of Primrose
• The Œnothera genus
• Evening Primrose Seed
• Upgrading of the Evening Primrose for Production
• of g-Ln
• Evening Primrose Oil
• Borage
• Seed
• Some Agronomical Data
• Borage Oil
• “Virgin” Oil or “Refined” Oil ?
• Main Uses of Borage Oil
• Blackcurrant Seeds
• Botany
• Blackcurrant Seed Oil
• Main Uses of Blackcurrant Seed Oil
• Competing
• Biotechnologies

Olive and Olive Oil

• The Olive and its tree
• Composition and characteristics of olive oil
• Triglyceride composition
• Fatty Acid Distribution in Internal and External Positions
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Unsaponifiable Matters
• Contaminants
• Quality and specifications:
• The International COI Standard

Palm Oil and its Fractions

• The plant
• Botany
• Crop growing techniques
• Ecology & Growing Area
• Yields and Production
• Palm oil
• Characteristics and Chemical Composition
• Utilization

Animal Fat

• Fat rendering industry land animal
• Raw Material
• Source
• Characteristics
• Collecting Fat
• Rendering Process Principle
• Batch dry Rendering System
• Continuous Wet Rendering System
• Continuous Dry Rendering System
• Materials
• Metal Elimination
• Cookers
• Pre-heaters
• Dryers
• Separators
• Bone fat extraction
• Choice of a rendering process

Technology of Refining of Fats

• Minor Components and Contaminants to be Eliminated
• Free Fatty Acids
• Partial Glycerides
• Phospholipids
• Colouring Agents
• Free Sugars, Glycolipids
• Hydrocarbons, Resins
• Sterols
• Tocopherols
• Waxes
• Metal Compounds
• Flavours
• Naturally Food-Borne Toxic Substances
• Substances of External Origin
• Receiving and Storing Crude Oils
• Quality Control before Unloading
• Crude Oil Warehousing
• Determining Quantities, Gaugings
• Classical Chemical Refining
• Eliminating Phospholipids
• Caustic Soda Neutralization
• Waterwashing
• Drying
• Quality Control of Neutral Oil
• Acidity
• Moisture Content
• Phosphorous
• Soap
• Neutralization Equipment Technology: Pumps, Exchangers, Mixers, Contactors
• Feed Pumps
• Dosing Pumps
• Flow-Meters
• Disc Heat-Exchangers
• Spiral Exchangers
• Welded Plate Heat-Exchangers
• “Compablock” Exchangers
• Scraped Surface Heat Exchangers
• Mixers and Contactors
• Neutralization Equipment Technology: Centrifugal Separators
• Different Types of Continuous Centrifugal Separators
• Peripherals of the Centrifugal Separators
• Programming System of the Self-Cleaning Separators
• Theoretical Data Determining the Bowls Characteristics
• Study of Some Equipments
• Cylindrical Bowls Separators
• Westfalia’s Separators, Type RTA or OSM with Double Turbine
• Alfa-Laval type SRG separator
• Separators with Self-Cleaning Bowls
• Westfalia’s Type RSA Self-Cleaning
• Separators
• Alfa-Laval Type SRPX
• Self-cleaning Separators
• Bowls Cleaning,
• Starting up and Ending Procedures
• Self-cleaning Bowls
• Dismantling the Bowls
• Reassembling the Bowls
• Starting and Stopping a Centrifuge
• Neutralization Loss
• Determining Neutralization
• Loss Using an Inventory Balance
• Determination Using Loss Control
• Determining Neutralization Loss with Chemical Methods
• Bleaching
• The Absoption Phenomenon
• Bleaching Agents
• Bleaching Clays
• Activated Carbon
• Side Effects of Bleaching Agents
• “Trisyl” and other Similar Products
• Bleaching Monitoring
• Filtration and filters
• Porous Walls
• Filters: Process and Technology
• Example of a Metallic Cloth Filter: Niagara Filter
• Example of a Metal Mesh Filter:
• Funda Filter
• Example of a Metal Mesh Filter: Bernardini Filter
• Plugging of Metal Filters
• Safety Filters
• Filters Using Paper Filtering Discs: Filter Presses
• Filters Using Filtration Discs: Bubble Cap Filters
• Filtration Quality Control – Computerizing  the Process
• Control with a Filtration Test
• Control with a Turbidity Measure
• Monitek Turbidity Instrument
• APV-Bowser Turbidity Instrument
• De-Oiling Spent Earth
• Analyses to be Carried Out on Bleached Oil
• Dewaxing Vegetable Oils
• Waxes & their Measuring
• Dewaxing by Filtration
• Dewaxing by Centrifugation, Double Purification
• Pre-Dewaxing by Chilling and Centrifugating after Neutralization
• Pre-Dewaxing by Chilling and Centrifugating after Partial Neutralization
• Pre-Dewaxing by Cold Degumming
• Eliminating Spent Earths
• “Demargarination” of Selectively Hydrogenized Oils
• Prechilling Peanut Oils
• Deodorization
• Flavour and Odour Releasing Substances
• Substances Characterizing Non-Alterated Oil
• Substances Produced by Oil Degradation
• Basic Principles of Deodorization
• Influence of Various Parameters
• Amount of Steam Injected
• Influence of Temperature
• Influence of the Duration of the Operation
• Influence of Pressure
• Influence of the Way Cooling is Conducted
• Loss During Deodorization
• Inevitable Loss
• Other Loss
• Product Quality
• Deodorization Equipment
• Example of a Semicontinuous Deodorizer
• Example of a Continuous Deodorizer
• Semicontinuous Deodorizer with Continuous Inlet and Outlet
• Thin Film Deodorization
• Saturation with Nitrogen
• Pollution and Nuisance Due to Deodorization
• Physical Refining
• Basic Principles
• Superdegumming
• treating the by-products
• Soapstocks
• Earths From Bleaching
• Earths from Dewaxing
• Deodorization By-products
• Waste Water Treatment

Hydrogenation Technology

• Diagrammatic Principle of Hydrogenation
• Hydrogen
• Catalysts
• Different Types of Catalysts
• Catalyst Poisons
• Fats and Oils to be Hydrogenated
• Hydrogenation Equipment
• Discontinuous or Vat Process
• DEAD-END System
• Continuous Hydrogenation
• Comparison with Discontinuous Processes
• Principle of Continuous Process
• Equipment Models
• Separation of Catalyst & Operations
• Filtration Conditions
• Filtration Apparatus
• Handling of Catalyst
• General Layout of an Installation
• Improvement in Hydrogenation Techniques
• New Stirring Techniques
• BUSS Loop Reactor
• Helicoidal L.M. LITZ
• Mechanism
• Other Hydrogenation Techniques
• Improvement in Energy Yield
• Control of Reaction
• Process Control
• Controlling the End of
• Reaction (End Point)
• Control of Finished Product
• Characteristics of Some Hydrogenated Oils
• Safety Problems
• Hydrogen-Related Problems
• Problems in Handling of Catalyst
• Problems of Installation Safety

Fractionation Technology

• Fractionation of palm oil
• Fractionation of lightly hydrogenated lard or tallow
• Fractionation of Hydrogenated Oils
• Dewaxing of Sunflower Oil
• Different Methods of Fractionation
• Chromatography
• Fractionated Crystallization
• Liquid/liquid Extraction
• Fractionated Crystallization
• Principle and Method
• Some Theoretical Considerations on Crystallization Technology
• Heat transfer between
• Rate of nuclei diffusion
• Effect of Temperature Gradient (At)
• Effect of the Surface (S) of Transfer
• Effect of Viscosity
• Dry Fractionation
• Principle
• The TIRTIAUX Process
• Fractionation in Solvent
• Phase
• Principle
• Operating Conditions
• Installation of Fractionation by Solvent
• Fractionation in Presence of Detergent (Lanza process)
• Principle
• Operating Conditions
• Installation Using LANZA Process
• Brief Comparison of the Three Processes
• Liquid/Liquid Fractionation
• Freeman Rule

Margarine Technology

• General Production
• Principles
• Importance of Crystallization
• Polymorphism
• Mixed Crystals
• Dimension and Form of Crystals
• Importance of Rate of Solid
• Does the Aqueous Phase and Ingredients Have a Role to Play?
• General Production Pattern
• Vegetable Oils and Fats
• Animal Oils
• Formulation of Fatty Phases
• Equivalent of Rates of Solids
• Introduction of Data of Crystallization
• Problems Linked to Hardness
• Evaluation of Margarine for Pastry
• Elasticity and Spread
• Taste of Margarines
• Melting Speed
• Sensation of  “freshness “
• Sensation of  “thickness”
• Oil Exudation
• Characteristics of the Fatty Phase
• Production Additives and Auxiliaries
• Ingredients Soluble in the Fatty Phase
• Emulsifying Agent
• Monoglycerides of Fatty Acids
• Colouring agents
• Aromas Soluble in Fatty Phase
• Liposoluble Vitamins
• Ingredients Soluble in Aqueous Phase
• Water
• Milk
• Salt
• Preservatives
• pH Regulators
• Antioxidants
• Emulsion Preparation
• Preparation of the Fatty
• Phase
• Preparation of Aqueous
• Phase
• Water and Brine
• Sugar
• Matured Milk
• Acidity Regulator
• Final Emulsion
• Diverse Processes of Manufacture
• Semi-Continuous
• Processes or Proces-
• ses on Drum
• The Traditional Processes Represented by the
• System of Tubular
• Cooling and Scraped Surface
• VOTATOR Process
• The Perfector System
• Conditioning
• Quality Control
• Control During Manufacture
• Control of the Fat Phase
• Salt and Sugar
• Testing the Finished
• Product
• Testing the Water Content
• Testing Weight of Bricks
• Salt Content
• Content of Air and Occluded Gases
• pH Measurement
• Measurement of Hardness
• Other Tests
• Organoleptic Quality
• Bacteriological Control
• Packaging Checks
• Oil Emulsions in Water
• Emulsions
• Physical Stability
• Sedimentation or Creaming
• Floculation or Coagulation
• Coalescence or Rupture of Emulsion
• Bacteriological Stability
• Organoleptic Stability
• Mayonnaise
• Definition
• Raw Materials Used
• Oil
• Egg yolk
• Mustard
• Vinegar
• Other Ingredients
• Additives and Aromas
• Formulation
• Production
• Discontinuous Production
• Quality Control
• Mayonnaise
• Raw Materials
• Packaging
• Sauces
• Variety Sauces
• Bearnaise Sauce
• Tartar Sauce
• Burgundy Sauce
• Ailloli Sauce
• Salad Sauces
• Vinegar

Production of Neat Soap with 63% Fatty Acids

• Saponification Reaction
• Batch Process
• Equipment
• Saponification
• Washing
• Fitting
• Continuous Processes
• Sharples Process
• Monsavon Process
• Alfa-Laval Process
• Saponification
• Mazzoni Process
• Washing cycles
• Latest Developments in Processes
• Other Processes
• Soap from Fatty Acids
• Methyl Ester Soap
• Miscellaneous Processes
• Drying and Finishing of Soap
• Drying of Household Soaps
• Drying of Toilet Soap
• Finishing of Toilet Soap
• Wrapping and Packaging
• Glycerine Recovery
• Lye Processing
• Concentration
• Distillation
• Bleaching

Oilseed Processing Technology

• Importance of fats and oils
• Availability of edible oils
• Traditional oil processing
• Ghani technology
• Crushing oilseeds
• Oil yield
• Evolution of oil
• processing
• Advantages and disadvantages of ghani crushing
• Authenticity of edible oils
• Olive oil
• Purity criteria
• Free Fatty Acid
• Content (FFA)
• Peroxide Value (PV)
• Specific Extinction (SE)
• Fatty Acid Composition
• Sterol Composition
• Codex standards to combat fraud
• Future developments
• Recommendations on
• Fats and Oils in Human Nutrition
• Minimum Desirable
• Intakes for Adults
• Recommendations
• Minimum desirable intakes for infants and young children
• Recommendations
• Upper limits of dietary fat and oil intakes
• Recommendations
• Saturated and unsaturated fatty acids and cholesterol
• Recommendations
• Isomeric fatty acids
• Recommendations
• Substances associated with fats and oils
• Recommendations
• Essential fatty acids
• Recommendations
• Dietary information and programme needs
• Recommendations

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CREATING A PERFUME

Introduction
Working within a Framework
Price
Packaging
Inspiration
The Practical Foundation
Inspiration
Response to Stinuli
Trial and error colours
Trial and error
Colours
Jeancard on composition
Limitations of Formulae
The Perfumer’s knowledge of Chemistry
Creativity in the Art of Perfumery
Carles’s Method
Merit of Carles’s System
Tone
Volatility
Intensity
Volume
Atmosphere
Tenacity
Fixation
Systematic Recording of Data

FLOWER PERFUMES AND THEIR FORMULATIONS

Introduction
Rose
Jasmine
Orangeflower and Neroli
Violet
Acacia
Broom
Carnation
Types of Camation
Oeillet de nice Garden pink
Sea pink
Cyclamen
Fougere (Fern)
Gardenita
Hawthorn
Heliotrope
Honeysuckle
Hyacinth
Iris
Litac
Lity of the Valley
Linden (Lime Blossom)
Mangotia
Mignonette (Reseda)Mimosa
Narcissus
Nardo
New Mown Hay
Nicotiana
Opopanax
Orchid (Orchidee)
Pansy
Peony
Phlox
Sweet Pea
Syringa (Philadelphus)
Trefle (Clover)
Tuberose
Verbena
Wallflower
Wistaria
Ylang-Ylang

SOPHISTICATED/FANTASY PERFUMES AND THEIR FORMULATIONS

Introduction
Aldehyde Perfumes
Chypre Types
Oriental Perfumes
Green Perfumes
Dominant Note Types
The Ambergns Note
Manufacturing Processes
Alcoholic Strengths
Control

PACKAGING OF PERFUMES

Introduction
Packaging in the Past
The Impact of Aerosols
Perfume Identity
The Name
The Bottle
Labels
Cartons and Coffrets
External Wrapping
Perfume and the World of Fashion
The Question of Colour
The Means of Advertising
Press Publicity
Samples and Models

TESTING OF PERFUME

Introduction
Sampling
Sampling Equipment
Closed type (Undivided)
Closed type (Divided)
Open Type
Sampling Scoop
Sampling Iron Tanks
Cr.teria for conformity
For Individual samples
Examples
Packaging and labelling
Instructions regarding costly materials
Analysis
Proparation of the Material for Physico Chemical Analysis
Physical Analysis
Estimation of relative density
Estimation of relative density by Pyknometer
Principle
Apparatus
Procedure
Calculation
Determination of freezing Point
Principle
Apparatus
Procedure
Results
Determination of refractive index by refractometer
Principle
Apparatus
Refractometer, light source  (sodium light)
Precedure
Calculation
Determination of solubility in ethanol
Principle
Apparatus
Reagents
Procedure
Calculations
Determination of optical rolation and specific rotation by polarimeter
Principle
Apparatus
Procedure
Calculation
Determination of melting Point  and melting range principle
Apparatus
Procedure
Results
Determination of boiling (Distillation) renge Principle
Apparatus
Procedure
Method for offactory assessment of natural and synthetic perfumery materials
Principle
Terminology
Material Requirements
Ethyl alcohol, Perfumery grade
Diethyl phthalate, Perfumery grade
Determination of residue on evaporation
Apparatus
Preparation of sample
Procedure
Calculation
Chemical Analysis
Determination of Content of alcohol insoluble solid impurities
Principle
Procedure
Calculation
Determination of water content
Principle
Reagent
Apparatus
Calculation
Determination of acid value
Principle
Apparatus
Reagents
Procedure
Determination of ester value, content of esters and combined alcohols
Principle
Apparatus
Reagents
Prepared sample
Procedure
Calculation
Determination of ester value after acetylation and free alcohols
Apparatus
Reagents
Procedure
Calculation
Principle
Apparatus
Reagents
Procedure
Calculation
Determination of carbohyl value and content of carbonyl compounds
Hydroxylammonium chloride method Method A
Principle
Calculation
Principle
Apparatus
Reagents
Procedure
Calculation
Determination of phenols
Principle
Apparatus
Reagents
Procedue
Determination
Calculation
Determination of heavy metals
Determination of lead content
Apparatus
Procedure
Reagent blank determination
Expression of results
Determination of Iron
Reagents
Standard iron solution
Procedure
Detection of petroleum and mineral oils
Apparatus
Reagents
Procedure
Estimation of chlorinePrinciple
Apparatus
Procedure
Result
Determination of cineole content Principle
Apparatus
Reagents
Procedure
Calculation

AEROSOL SPRAY

Manufacturing Process
Essence of Perfumery
Synthetic Rose Otto No. 1056
Red Roses No. 1057
Violet No. 1068
Plant Economics
Land and Building
Plant & Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even Point (BEP)

AROMATIC PERFUMERY COMPOUNDS

Formulation and raw materials
Fancy Bouquet
Manufacturing Process
Process
Royale Bouquet
Process
Plant Economics
Land and Building
Plant & Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even Point (BEP)

SCENTS AND PERFUMES

Process of Manufacture
Extraction Process
Extraction Volatile Solvent
Plant Economics
Land and Building
Plant & Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even Point (BEP)

SPRAY (PERFUMES)

Manufacturing Process
General Procedure
Synthetic Rose otto No. 1056
Red Roses. No. 1057
Violet No. 108
Plant Economics
Land and Building
Plant & Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even Point (BEP)

FLORAL OILS

Selection of Site
Raw Materials
Treatment of the Ingredients
Manufacture by Maceration
Concentrating the Preparation
Hastening the process
Tier system
Another Tier Arrangement
Oil Direct from the Seeds
Recipes
Bella Oil
Jasmine Oil
Chameli Oil
Champaka Oil
Kantali Champaka Oil
Jahuri Champaka Oil
Dolan Champaka Oil
Nageswar Champaka Oil
Henna Oil
Gul Henna Oil
Musk Henna Oil
Janti Oil
Mallika Oil
Tuberose  Oil
Rose Oil
Bakul Oil
Ketaki Oil
Kamini Oil
Lemon Flowers Oil
Gandharaj Oil
Madhumalali Oil
Khus Oil
Lotus Oil
Storing

MANUFACTURING PROCESSES OF FLAVOURS

Introduction
The Thermally Processed
Flavours (Meat and Savory Flavours)
Protein Hydrolysates
Yeast and Autolyzed
Yeast  Extract
Basic Process Flavourings
Complex Process Flavourings
Encyme Modification and Fermentation The Dairy Flavours
Milk and Cream Flavours
Cultured Dairy Flavours
Butter Flavour
Cheese Flaours
Creation of Dairy Flavours
Regulatory Issues

NON-ALCOHOLIC FLAVOURS

Compounding
Vanilla Flavour (True)
Lemon Flavour
Orange Flavour
Vanilla Flavour
Vanilla Bean Flavour
Limitation Rasberry Flavour
Plant Economics of Non- Alcoholic Flavours
Rated Plant Capacity
Land and Building
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working  Capital/Month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even Point (B.E.P.)

FLAVOURS FRUIT (WHISKEY, VODKA, GRAPE BUTTER SCOTCH AND RUM)

Artificial Flavourings
Process Flow Diagram of Rum Flavour
Manufacturing Process
For Rum Process
Plant Economics of Fruit Flavours
Rated Plant Capacity
Land and Building
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working  Capital
Raw Materials
Total working capital/month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even point (B.E.P.)

TERPENELESS MENTHOL CRYSTALS

Manufacturing Process
Fractional Distillation of D.M.O. for Removar of  Terpene
Extraction of Menthol
Crystallization
Separation of the menthol Crystals from the Dementholized Oil
Drying the Menthol Crystals
Yield of Menthol & Dementholized Mint Oil
Plant Economics of Terpeneless  Menthol Crystals
Land and Building
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working  Capital
Raw Materials
Total working capital/month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even point (B.E.P.)

TRENDS IN TRADE OF ESSENTIAL OILS

Introduction
Indian Scenario
Uses of Essential Oils

DEMAND FOR ESSENTIAL OILS

SUPER CRITICAL FLUID EXTRACTION (SCFE) TECHNOLOGY FOR SPICE EXTRACTION

Abstract
Introduction
Scope of this presentation
Supercritical Fluid Extraction System (SCFE)
Working Principle and SCFE Process Description
Carton Dioxide as SC Solvent its Plust Point
Advantages of the  SCFE process
Parameters to be Determined in SCFE Process Design Need for Basic Process Data
Important Parameters of the SCF Extraction Plant  for  Spices (19)
SCF Extraction of Spice Essential Oils, Oleoresins and Major Chemical Constituents present therein
SCFE of Pepper Oil
SCF CO2 Extraction Versus Conventional
Solvent Extraction
SCFE of Black Pepper  Oleoresin
SCFE of Ginger Oil
SCFE (CO2) of Piperine Pepper
Economics of the SCFE Process
Commercial Scale SCFE Plants in U.K. Austria Germany, Australia & France
Factors Affecting plant designing
Other commercial SCFE Activity Areas
Future Scope for SCFE Process

CITRONELLA OIL

Planting and Cultivation
Harvesting
Distillation
Distillation Process Erection and distillation of suitable type of still
The Election and Operation of suitable type of still
Water and Steam still
Fuel
Steam Stills
Condenser
Storage of Citronella Oil
Determination of Aidehyde and Ketones
Process flow sheet
Procedure
Natural Sulphite Method
Procedure
Plant Economics of  Citronella Oil
Land and Building
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working  Capital
Raw Materials
Total working capital/month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even point (B.E.P.)

CLOVE OIL

Process of Manufacture
Plant Economics of Clove Oil
Rated Plant Capacity
Land and Building
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working  Capital
Raw Materials
Total working capital/month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even point (B.E.P.)

EXTRACTION OF  ESSENTIAL OILS BY SUPER CRITICAL FLUID (CARBON DIOXIDE) METHOD FROM FLOWERS, HERBS AND SPICES

Manufacturing Process
Extraction of Essential Oil from Flowers
Solvent Extraction Process using super critical Fluid (CO2)
From Flowers
Process flow  Diagram
From Herbs
Process flow Diagram for Extraction of Essential Fluid Method
Process flow diagram from Extraction of Essential oils from spices using super  critical Fluid (SCF) method
From Spices
Plant Economics
Land and Building
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working  Capital
Raw Materials
Total working capital/month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even point (B.E.P.)

EUCALYPTUS OIL

Process of Manufacture
Distillation
Distillation Processes
Operation
Refining
Yield
Location  Conditions
Raw Materials
Market
Water Position
Transportation Facilities
Labour
Power and Fuel
Plant Economics of Eucalyptus Oil
Rated Plant Capacity
Land and Building
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working  Capital
Raw Materials
Total working capital/month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even point (B.E.P.)

GINGER OIL

Manufacturing Process
Preparation of Raw Materials
Cleaning
Milling
Soaking
Loading  of Charging
Bleaching of Ginger
Distillation
Practice of Distillation
Steam Distillation
Flow Diagram for Ginger Oil
Plant Economics of Ginger Oil
Rated Plant Capacity
Land and Building
Plant and Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Working  Capital
Raw Materials
Total working capital/month
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even point (B.E.P.)

JASMINE FLOWER OIL

Manufacturing Process
Extraction with Solvent
Constrcution of Apparatus
Concentration of Solutions
Final Concentration
Concrete Flower Oils
Conversion of Concretes
into Absolutes
Plant Economics
Rated Plant  Capacity
Land & Building
Plant and Machinery
Fiex Capital
Raw Materials
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even Point (B.E.P.)

PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY OF JASMINE FOR ESSENTIAL OIL

Extraction of Jasmine
Concrete and its Economic  Prospect

LEMON GRASS OIL

Manufacturing  Process
Process Flow Diagram
Raw Material Position

PALMOIL CRUSHING UNIT

Manufacturing Process
Technology and Process
Description
Reception of Raw Material
Sterilizing
Stripping
Digesting
Pressing/Oil Extraction
Process flow Sheet  for Palm Oil
Clarification and Storage
Plant Economics
Rated Plant Capacity
Land & Building
Plant & Machinery
Fixed Capital
Raw Materials
Total Capital Investment
Turn Over/Annum
Profit Sales Ratio
Rate of Return
Break Even Point (B.E.P.)

ESSENTIAL  OILS BY STEAM DISTILLATION

Introduction
Principle of Distillation
Efficiency of Distillation
Factors affecting efficiency
Practical Distillation of Herbs
Surface Born Oils
Moistur balance of Still
Centre Born Oils
Water Distillation
Effect of oils affinity for water
Effect  of Hydrolysis
Effect of temperature/Pressure Differential
The effect of Turburlence
The effect of Cohobation
Design of Equipment
Still
Condenser
Receiver
Steam Generator
Storage

COMPOSITION OF ESSENTIAL OIL FROM FLOWERS OF KEORA

Abstract
Introduction
Composition of Essential Oil of Keora flowers
Chemical Composition of Keora Oil

DISTILLATION OF EUCALYPTUS HYBRID OIL

Abstract
Introduction
Materials and Methods
Discussions
Conclusion
Percentage of Climate in the oil

TURMERIC  LEAF OIL

Abstract
Introduction
Materials  and Methods
Plant Material
Distillation of Essential Oil
GC analysis
Identification of the compounds
Results and Discussion
Composition of the Essential oil of Turmeric Leaf

ESSENTIAL OILS  FLAVOURS

Gas Liquid Chromatography
Capillary and Chiral
Gas Chromatography
Preparative Gas Chromatography
Column Chromatography
Thin Layer  Chromatography
Instrumental Thin Layer Chromatography(High Performance Thin Layer  Chromatography H.PTLC
Supercritical Fluid Extraction (SFE)/Fractionation/(SFF)/ Chromatography (SFC)
Techniques Ancillary to Gas Chromatography
Retention Indices
Mass Spectrometry
Multidimensional GC-MS
HRGC-FTIR
High Pressure
Liquid Chromatogrph
Chemical Transformation
Techniques Ancillary to Liquid Chromatography
Ultra Violet and Infra Red Spectroscopy
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Detection of Synthetics in Natural Oils by Isotopes Analysis
Isotope Analysis by MS
ISotope Analysis by NMR
Intelligent  Sensor Technology

TECHNOLOGY OF ESSENTIAL OILS

Odoriferous  Elements
Preliminary Treatment
Process of Manufacture
By Maceration
Exhaustion of Oil Bearing Sources
Concentration of the Oil
Collecting the Oil
By Distillation
By Expression
Enfleurage
Solvent Extraction
Absolutes
Preservation
Properties
Ajwan Oil
Amla Oil
Aniseed Oil
Camphor
Cinnamon Oil
Citrus Oils
Cloves Oil
Cardamom Oil
Cassia Oil
Eucalyptus  Oil
Geranium Oil
Ginger Grass Oil
Khus Oil
Lemon Grass Oil
Lemon Rind Oil etc.
Linaloe Oil
Palmarosa Or Rosha
Grass Oil
Orange Oil
Pumelo Oil
Rose Oil
Sandalwood Oil
Salresin or Chua Oil
Turpentine Oil

ESSENCES AND OTTOS: PREPARATION OF ESSENCES

Mode of Preparation
Floral Extracts
Classes of Essences
Blending
Filtering and Packing

NATURAL ESSENCES

Bakul
Henna
Musk Henna
Ketaki
Bela
Mallika
Gandharaj
Hasu No Henna
Champaka
Jahuri Chamapaka
Kantali Champaka
Rose
Tuberose
Chameli
Jasmine
Khus
Fanti
Orange
Ambergris
Musk
Patchauli
Cloves
Lavender
Pumelo
Cassia
White Rose
Orange
Bergamot
Violet
Rose Geranium
Lemon
Sandalwood

MANUFACTURING OF ARTIFICIAL ESSENCES

Simple  Essences
Handkerchief Essences
Compound Essences
Forgot Me-Not
Remember Me
Sir Walter Scott
Essence Jasmine
Kiss me quick
Musk Rose
Essence Vicoria
American Beuty
Essence Tuberose Lily
Essence Rose
Nizam Monte Cristo
Sultana
Lavenia
Jung Bahadur
Jubilee Rajanigandha
Madhumati
Canaga Kusum
Marsenil
Lily Blossom
Chandra Mallika
Cerry Laurel
Emperor
Cashmere Bakul Coronation
Cherry Vanilla
Prince Rose
Boquet Empress
Durbar
Viceroy Verbena
Nepolean Lily
Heliotrope
Hyacinth

PREPARATION OF OTTOS

Floral Ottos
Rose
Bela
Chameli
Jasmine
Mallika
Madhumalati
Henna
Musk Henna
Champaka
Kantali Champaka
Jahuri Champaka
Dolan Champaka
Negeswar Champaka
Bakul
Gandharaj
Hasu-No-Henna
Patchauli
Tuberose
Keora
Kamini
Khus
Janti
Pumelo
Shephalica
Sandalwood
Artificial Ottos
Marketing

ROSE AND KEORA WATER

Rose Water and Otto
Keora Water

TOILET WATER

Lavender Water
Amber Lavender
Ambergris Lavender Water
Eau De Lavender Millefleurs
Odoriferous Lavender Water
Florica Water
Violet Water
Eau De Colone

TECHNOLOGY OF FLAVOURS

Introduction
Flavour Classification
Flavour Formation in Plants
Biogenesis of Fruits Aroma
Flavours from Fatty Metabolism
Flavours from Amino Acid  Metabolism
Flavours formed from Carbohydrate Metabolism
Flavour Formation in Vegetable
Flavour Formation from Crysteine Sulfoxide Derivatives
Flavour Formation from Gluconsinolates
Additional Pathways for Vegetable Flavour Formation
Location of Flavour in Plant
Influence of Genetics, Nutrition Environment, Maturity and Storage on Flavour
Conclusions
Chemistry of Essential Oils
Terpenes
Oxygenated Terpenoid Compounds
Benzenoid Compounds
Compounds Containing
Nitrogen and  Sulfur
Nitrogen Compounds
Sulfur Compounds
Sulfur Containing Oils
White Mustard
Black (Brown) Mustard
Fruit Flavours
Aromatic Components
Fruit Sugars and Acids
Monosaccharides
Disaccharides
Trisaccharides
Nonsugars (Polysaccharides)
Flavour of Dairy Products
Milk
Cheese
Flavour Development
Fatty Acids
Carbonyls
Sulfur Compounds
Amino Acids and Peptides
Flavour Balance
Roquefort (Blue) Cheese Flavour
Flavour Development
Fermentation
Fungi
Black Tea Aroma
Flavour Formation
During Thermal Processing
Nonenzymatic Browning
General Overview  of Maillard Browning
Factors Influencing
Browning  Rate
Temprature
pH
Water Activity
Influence of Fat
Summary
Formation of Flavour Compounds
Flavours from Lipids
Deep Fat Fried Flavours
Hydrolytic Reactions
Oxidation
Pyrolysis Reactions
Effect of Frying Condition on Flavour
Mechanisms of Flavour Formation
Lactones
Seafood Flavours
Caramelization
Flavours Formed Via Fermentation
Esters
Acids
Carbonyls
Alcohols
Terpenes
Lactones
Pyrazines
Conclusions

ROLE OF PERFUMER

QUALITY CONTROL IN AROMATIC PLANTS

Introduction
Biosynthetic pathway of essential oil
Metabolic interconversion of monoterpenes of cymbopogon
Biosynthetic of monoterpenes of Mentha
Genetic manipulation of enzyme activity
Genetic manipulation of marker traits
Genetic manipulation for tolerance  to seasonal variation
Genetic manipulation of quality Application and scientific outputs
Imporoed major  constituents(s) of oil
Modified chemical profile of oil
Genetically rectified defects in oil composition
Conclusion

PALMAROSA OIL

Introduction
Materials and Methods
Results and Discussion
Oil Yield
Herbage yield
Oil Recovery Percentage and Geraniol Control

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF LEMONGRASS VARIETIES

Materials and Methods
Results and Discussion

KEWDA ESSENTIAL OIL AND ATTAR

Introduction
Materials and Methods
Determination and Methoxyl Group
Determination of Hydroxyl Group
Methoxyl Value Determination
Conclusion

PALMAROSA OILS

Introduction
Materials and Methods
Results and Discussion

SANDALWOOD

Introduction
Materials and Methods
Materials
Apparatus
Results and Discussion

TECHNOLOGY OF PALMAROSA OIL

Introduction
Material and Methods
Results and Discussion
Plant Establishment & Growth
Herb and Oil Yield
Seedlings Growth  and Development
Conclusion

LEMONGRASS OIL

Introduction
Materials and Methods
Results and Discussion
Effect on Plant Height  and  Number of Tillers
Effect on Herbage and Oil Yield
Oil and Citral Content

PATCHOULI OIL

Introduction
Materials and Methods
Growth Attributes of Patchouli
Differences due to Cultivars
Growth as influenced by Nitrogen
Oil Content, Fresh Herbage Yield and Oil Yield
Variation due to Cultivars
Influence to Nitrogen on Yields

ROSE SCENTED GERANIUM

IntroductionGenotypes/Varienties
Cultivation Practices
Planting
Spacing
Intercropping
Fertilizers
Plant Growth Regulators
Weeds
Partial Shade
Season
Pests and Diseases
Harvesting Distillationg and Economics
Quality of Oil

BASIL OIL

Introduction
Materials  and Methods
Results and Discussion

TURPENTINE OIL

Introduction
Materials and Methods
Results and Discussion

ESSENTIAL OIL CONSTITUENTS OIL HYDRODISTILLATION VS CO2  EXTRACTION

Introduction
Collistemone Ianceolatus
Murrya koenigii
Lantana camara
Tagetes arecta
Ocimum sanctum
Materials and Methods
Results and discussion
Conculsion
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FLAVOUR ANALYSIS

• Sample Preparation
• Isolation of Food Flavours
• Headspace Methods
• Direct Injection
• Headspace Concentration
• Cryogenic Trapping
• Adsorbent Trapping
• Isolation of Flavours by Distillation Methods
• Isolation of Flavours by Solvent Extraction
•  Equipment and Procedures
• Solvent Selection
• Solvent Impurities
• Solvent Extraction of Fatty Foods
• Isolation of Individual Classes of Volatile Flavours
• Sulfur Compounds
• Acids
• Alcohols
• Carbonyls
• Evaporation
• Freeze Concentration
• Adsorption
• Flavour Analysis by Direct Injection
• Gas Chromatography
• Fractionation of Flavour Isolates
• Gas Chromatography of Flavour Concentrates
• Capillary Column GC
• Chiral Gas Chromatography
• GC Detectors
• Quantification
• High Pressure Liquid  Chromatography
• Identification of Volatile  Flavours
• Summary

CHEMISTRY OF  FLAVOURS

• Introduction
• Flavour Classification
• Flavour Formation in Plants
• Biogenesis of Fruits Aroma
• Flavours from Fatty Acid Metabolism
• Flavours Formed from Carbohydrate Metabolism
• Flavour Formation in Vegetables
• Flavour Formation from Cysteine Sulfoxide Derivatives
• Flavour formation from Gluconsinolates
• Additional Pathways for Vegetable Flavour Formation
• Location of Flavour in Plant
• Influence of Genetics, Nutrition Environment, Maturity and Storage on Flavour
• Conclusions
• Chemistry of Essential Oils
• Terpenes
• Oxygenated erpenoid Compounds
• Benzenoid Compounds
• Compounds Containing Nitrogen and Sulfur
• Nitrogen Compounds
• Sulfur compounds
• Sulfur Containing Oils
• White Mustard
• Black (Brown) Mustard
• Fruit Flavours
• Aromatic Components
• Fruit Sugars and Acids
• Sugars
• Monosaccharides
• Disaccharides
• Trisaccharides
• Nonsugars (Polysaccharides)
• Flavour of Dairy Products
• Milk
• Cheese
• Flavour Development
• Fatty Acids
• Carbonyls
• Sulfur Compounds
• Amino Acids and Peptides
• Flavour Balance
• Roquefort (Blue) Cheese Flavour
• Flavour Development
• Fermentation
• Fungi
• Black Tea Aroma
• Flavour Formation During Thermal Processing
• Nonenzymatic Browing
• General Overview of Maillard Browing
• Factors influencing Browning Rate
• Temperature
• pH
• Water Activity
• Influence of Fat
• Summary
• Formation of Flavour Comounds
• Flavours from Lipids
• Hydrolytic Reactions
• Oxidation
• Pyrolysis Reactions
• Effect of Frying Condition on Flavour
• Mechanisms of Flavour Formation
• Lactones
• Seafood Flaovurs
• Caramelization
• Flavours Formed Via Fermentation
• Esters
• Acids
• Carbonyis
• Alcohols
• Terpenes
• Lactones
• Pyrazines
• Conclusions

OFF FLAVOURS IN FOODS

• Environmental Contamination
• Waterborne Sources
• Off Flavours Due to In-Plant Water Contamination
• Tainting of Aquatic Animals by Contaminated Water
• Disinfectants, Pesticides and Detergents
• Packaging Sources
• Food Contamination
• Flavour Scalping
• Packaging Catalyzed Off Flavours
• Oxygen/Wate Vapour Transmission
• Off Flavours Due to Genetics or Diet
• Off Flavours Due to Chemical Changes in the Food
• Nonenzymatic Browning
• Photo Induced Off Flavours
• Milk
• Beer and Champagne
• Enzymatic Flavour Changes
• Lipoxygenase
• Lipase
• Proteolytic Enzymes
• Microbial Off Flavours
• Summary

MANUFACTURING  PROCESSES OF FLAVOURS

• Introduction
• The Thermally Processed Flavours (Meat and Savory Flavours)
• Yeast and Autolyzed Yeast Extracts
• Basic Process Flavourings
• Complex Process Flavourings
• The Final Flavour
• Enzyme Modification and Fermentation The Dairy Flavours
• Milk and Cream Flavours
• Cultured Dairy Flavours
• Butter Flavour
• Cheese Flavours
• Creation of Dairy Flavours
• Regulatory Issues
• Appendix 4.1 IOFI Guidelines for the Production and Labeling  of Process Flavours
• Introduction
• Scope
• Definition
• Basic Standards of Good Manufacturing Practice
• Production of Process Flavourings
• Raw Materials  for Process Flavourings
• Preparation of Process Flavourings
• Appendix Table-A4.1
• Labeling

PLANT MATERIALS USED IN FLAVOURINGS

• 172.510 Natural Flavouring Substances and Natural Substances and Natural Substances Used in Conjunction with Flavours
• 182.10 Spices and Other Natural Seasonings and Flavourings
• 182.20 Essential Oils, Oleoresins (Solvent-Free), and Natural Extractives (Including Distillates)
• 182.40 Natural Extractives (Solvent Free) Used in Conjunction with Spices, Seasonings, and Flavourings

PRINCIPAL ESSENTIAL OILS USED IN FLAVOURINGS

APPLICATION OF FLAVOURINGS IN FOOD PROCESSING

• Flavours in Foods
• Achieving Flavour Balance
• Consumer Acceptance
• Flavour Defects
• Flavour Intensification
• Flavour Suppression
• Criteria for Application of Flavourings
• Acceptability to the Consumer
• Legal Acceptability
• Nature of Product as Sold and as Consumed
• Processing Conditions
• Available Flavourings
• Processing Parameters
• Temperature and Time
• Open or Closed System
• The Mixing Sequence
• pH
• Pressure
• Contact with Air
• specific Flavouring Applications
• Meat Products
• Baked Goods and Bakey Products
• Snack Foods
• Sugar and Chocolate Confectionery
• Pickles and Sauces
• soups
• Ice Cream and Frozen Goods
• Soft Drinks
• Conclusion

QUALITY CONTROL

• Analytical Tests
• Overview of Physicohemical Tests
• Natural Plant Materials
• General Tests
• Tests of Limited Application
• Additional Specific Tests
• Essential Oils
• General Tests
• Tests of Limited Application
• Instrumental Tests
• Specific Test for Constituents
• Tests Specific for Citrus Oils
• Specific Tests and Producedures
• Oleoresins
• General Tests
• Specific Tests
• Plated or Dispersed Spices
• General  Tests
• Tests of Limited Application
• synthetic Chemicals
• General Tests Liquids
• General Tests Solids
• Specific Tests for Chemical Identity and Purity Instrumental Methods
• Flavourings
• General Tests Liquid Flavourings
• General Tests Emulsions
• General Tests Encapsulated Dry Flavourings
• Vanilla Extract
• Fruit Based Products
• General Tests
• Special Tests
• Specific Gravity
• Refractive Index
• Optical Rotation
• Alcohol Content
• Residual Solvent
• Practicle Size of Emulsions
• Volatile Oil
• Surface Oil
• Moisture Content
• Gas Chromatography
• Microbiological Analysis
• Sensory Analysis

NON-ALCOHOLIC FLAVOURS

• Compounding
• Plant Economics of Non-Alcoholic Flavours
• Plant & Machinery
• Other Fixed Assets
• Fixed Capital
• Raw Materials
• Total Working Capital/Month
• Total Capital Investment
• Turn Over/Annum

FLAVOURS FRUIT (WHISKEY, VODKA, GRAPE, BUTTER SCOTCH AND RUM)

• Artificial Flavourings
• Manufacturing Process
• For Rum Flavour
• Process Flow Diagram for Rum Flavour
• Plant Economics of Fruit Flavours
• Plant and Machinery
• Other Fixed Assets
• Fixed Capital
• Raw Materials
• For Rum Flavour
• For Whiskey Flavour
• For Grape Flavour
• For Butter Scotch Flavour
• Total Woring Capital/Month
• Total Capital Investment
• Turn Over/Annum

TERPENELESS MENTHOL CRYSTALS

• Manufacturing Process Fractional Distillation of D.M.O. for Removal of Terpene
• Extraction of Menthol
• Crystallization
• Separation of the Menthol Crystals from the Dementholized Oil
• Drying of Menthol Crystals
• Yield of Menthol & Dementholized Mint Oil
• Plant Economics of Terpeneless Menthol Crystals
• Plant & Machinery
• Other Fixed Assets
• Fixed Capital
• Raw Materials
• Total Working Capital/Month
• Total Capital Investment
• Turn Over/Annum

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• Industrialists interested in Debottlenecking  their capacities & New Product – Lines
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