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Definitions

• the invention relates to lubricating oil for food industry and its use.
• the requirements for technical oils for food industry machines include compatibility with a food product, because depending on the lubricating target, oil can be entrained in a food product.
• oil can be entrained in a food product.
• slicer and divider oils which are used for lubricating blades that cut the food product into smaller pieces, the lubricant comes into contact with the food product being processed.
• the abovementioned machines are used especially in bakeries for slicing bread, and as an example of these machines and the manners for lubricating their blades can be mentioned U.S. Pat. No. 6,192,779, European patent 878 276, European patent 15380, German application publication DE 44 37 625 and European patent 312978.
• 4,753,742 presents oil suited for dough dividers, which is based on food-approved mineral oil (pure white mineral oil), to which lecithin is added.
• mineral oil pure white mineral oil
• lecithin is added.
• the use of oils containing large amounts of vegetable oils in this type of machines is criticized in the patent in question.
• the German application publication DE 2904827 presents a cutting oil composition for slicers.
• the basis of the oil is animal or vegetable fat, for example a mixture of soybean oil or turnip rapeseed oil, and solid fine-grained fat or wax is added to it in order to form a film on the blade and to decrease friction between the blade and the bread.
• Oils for slicers and dough dividers have been developed for 25 to 30 years by taking into account the device demands. Efforts have been made to provide a turnip rapeseed—based oil for slicers, mould lubrication and dividers, but the attempts have failed e.g. because of inadequate antioxidation.
• Slicing finished bread is a procedure, wherein three materials are for a short time in interaction with each other: a moving metal blade, a thin oil film and the bread.
• the bread is aimed to be cut relatively shortly after baking, usually at a high temperature (40-60° C.), which changes the characteristics of the oils being used too much into a harmful direction.
• the extent to which the bread sticks to the blade is also greater at higher temperatures.
• the oil must spread evenly on the blade, it must have a good lubricity at the blade/bread boundary surface, the blade should wash itself in connection with cutting when the oil penetrates the bread, and the blade should remain free of the bread ingredients.
• the bread slices should also not be stuck together after slicing. Because spraying is a common oil dosage manner on the blade, it is desirable that the oil adheres well to the blade during spraying and no extra lubricating oil mist remains in the air.
• a purpose of the invention is to disclose a vegetable oil-based lubricating oil, which can be used as lubricating oil in the food product industry, and all of whose components are compatible with food, but whose technical performance is also good, even in the very demanding cutting and slicing of just baked bread or other bakery product.
• the invention is a turnip rapeseed oil or rapeseed oil based oil, which can be used especially in slicing bread and as dough divider oil, but also in greasing moulds and pans before baking and as pan washing oil in bakeries.
• the basis of the invention is a perfect compatibility with food and a maximum functionality in applications.
• a stabile well-lubricating oil mixture is achieved, which at the same time functions as a well-spreading and metal-surfaces-washing oil by utilizing the polarity and viscosity of turnip rapeseed oils and rapeseed oils—an advantageous viscosity/penetration change over a wide temperature area and also when the temperature increases. All this takes place without the vegetable oil polymerising in the abovementioned conditions, i.e. the non-polymerisation of this component is characteristic to the composition.
• the oil according to the invention includes the following components, which are discussed more in detail later:
• rapeseed oil or rapeseed oil grades can be blended with each other into an appropriate ratio in order to optimise lubricity, washing ability and dosage.
• auxiliary lubricant which can suitably be a pharmaceutical grade white oil (synthetic), possibly supplemented with fractions of hydrogenated turnip rapeseed oil or rapeseed oil raffinates (stable turnip rapeseed oil raffinates Akorex L and Akorex C), as well as fatty acid methyl esters (RME), ethyl esters (REE) and propyl esters (RPE) of turnip rapeseed oil or rapeseed oil.
• auxiliary lubricants By means of the auxiliary lubricants a thin, even film of the oil can be formed on the blade, in which case the auxiliary lubricants function especially on the metal/oil contact surface.
• emulsifiers which can suitably be lecithins (E322), acetic acid esters of mono and diglycerides of fatty acids (E472a), sucrose esters of fatty acids (E473), or mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids (E471).
• E322 lecithins
• E472a acetic acid esters of mono and diglycerides of fatty acids
• E473 sucrose esters of fatty acids
• mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids E471
• the water coming from the bread emulsifies into oil and functions as a material washing the blade, and the oil moves from the surface of the blade into the bread during the cutting.
• Antioxidation can be achieved by standardizing the tocopherol level of the product.
• An added tocopherol is more sensitive, functioning as a fast antioxidant in operating conditions, whereas the natural tocopherol contained in turnip rapeseed oil or rapeseed oil improves the storage durability of the product.
• an aroma oil version by means of which the aroma of the sliced surface can be changed into, for example, garlic.
• Any desired fat-soluble food product aroma can be used in the invention.
• the lubricant can be utilized in the aroma formation of a bread or other food product being cut, which gets into contact with oil, in addition to technical lubrication.
• the function of the turnip rapeseed oil or rapeseed oil component is to function as the carrier of all other components and to lubricate the metal surfaces of the cutting blades by spreading over them quickly.
• This component consists, in a known manner, mostly of triglycerides of long chain fatty acids.
• As the base plants of the oils are turnip rape ( Brassica rapa var. oleifera ) and rape ( Brassica napus var. oleifera ), advantageously genetically non-engineered turnip rape or rape.
• the oil obtained from the seeds by pressing can be crude oil or more or less processed, in which case some components have been separated from it, e.g. lecithin.
• Turnip rapeseed and rapeseed oil are the most polar of vegetable oils, and they can be applied as lubricating oils spreading well on metal blades especially in dosaging taking place by misting. It has been noted that turnip rapeseed and rapeseed oil migrate well onto the surface of metal blades from a mist phase.
• Aroma materials can be used, if necessary, to modify the characteristics of oil and to offer an aroma change in the finished product. From the point of view of technical functionality they are not essential.
• Antioxidation is obtained by means of natural tocopherols and lecithins, as well as a synthetic tocopherol combination.
• Synthetic tocopherol is sensitive and functions as a fast antioxidant in the slicing procedure.
• the natural tocopherol increases the storage durability of a product.
• the antioxidation of oil in storage can thus be maintained with an antioxidant contained inherently in the oil, which oxidates more easily than the double bond of the oil to be protected—gradually losing its effectiveness at the same time.
• the requirement is affected by the packaging being used and the storage conditions.
• the antioxidation is effected by a versatile assembly of requirements, which include higher temperatures, cutting forces, the water in the bakery product and other components of the dough, e.g. sugar. It has been detected that added synthetic tocopherol is more sensitive than the natural one. Synthetic tocopherols do not have an allergenic effect either, i.e. they are well suited for use with food products.
• Citric acid is used in an amount of 25 to 100 ppm (25 to 100 g/ton of oil).
• the task of citric acid is adjusting the pH. It is also, however, possible to decrease oil oxidation with citric acid in connection with the cutting blade, and it has a synergy effect with other materials.
• Propyl gallate is used in an amount of 50 to 200 ppm (50 to 200 g/ton of oil).
• a pharmaceutical grade white oil functions as an important part of the lubricant composition, an example of which is polydecene (e.g. Neste Medical White Oil). Polydecene is also know by the English names hydrogenated polydec-1-ene, hydrogenated poly-alpha-olefin. The following table presents more detailed information of the product: Typical analysis values S22 S32 S46 Density kg/m 3 15° C. 820 825 830 Flash point ° C. (COC) 220 240 250 Pour point ° C. ⁇ 69 ⁇ 60 ⁇ 60 Viscosity index 130 135 135 Viscosity cSt/40° C. 20 32 45 Viscosity cSt/100° C. 4 6 8 Appearance: Clear, colourless and odourless oil.
• COC Flash point ° C.
• Pharmaceutical grade white oil is used in an amount of 1000 to 5000 ppm (1000 to 5,000 g/ton of oil).
• white oil is an inert synthetic lubricant, very pure (oxygen, nitrogen and sulphur compounds and aromatic compounds have been removed) liquid based on long-chain inert alkane hydrocarbons, which is characterized by odourlessness and colourlessness.
• This liquid functions in the composition as an auxiliary lubricant. It also contributes to release characteristics, as well as the blade coming off the bread and the bread slices not sticking to each other after slicing.
• the processed turnip rapeseed oil Akorex L and/or Akorex C can be used as auxiliary lubricants, which can be used to “extend” the white oil.
• the materials in question are fractions of hydrogenated turnip rapeseed oil, which are obtained by separating the more solid fractions off when the temperature decreases.
• the remaining fractions which are fluid in room temperature, are completely inert.
• Corresponding fractions can be obtained from rapeseed oil.
• RME turnip rapeseed oil or rapeseed oil methyl ester
• RME turnip rapeseed oil or rapeseed oil methyl ester
• REE turnip rapeseed oil or rapeseed oil ethyl or propyl ester
• These materials are also fluid in room temperature, in which case there is no problem of separation or particles during storage, which is a concern when using e.g. solid waxes.
• An auxiliary lubricant is inert and oily in room temperature (20° C.) and viscous enough. It can be more viscous in room temperature than the oil functioning as the main component.
• the auxiliary lubricant is used 0.1 to 2.0 weight-% in total in the lubricating oil composition.
• a lubrication/release-characteristic which prevents sticking, is to be created, as well as washing the metal surface, which takes place in connection with each product contact.
• lecithin The primary task of lecithin is emulsification inside the oil—in such a manner that the antioxidant effects are maximized.
• a second task of lecithin is to function as a release material between metal and the product, as well as preventing the product slices from sticking.
• a third task of lecithin is to enclose metal particles into the film, which particles come off the chains, moulds and blades—thus, it ensures the prevention of the oxidation effects of metal ions, supporting the function of citric acid in the slicing procedure, which requires very fast protection.
• the fourth task of lecithin is to wash the metal surfaces by utilizing the moisture of the food product.
• Lecithin is hydrolysed lecithin, which has good release and emulsification properties and whose thermal resistance is advantageously at least 280° C.
• Sternphil HSB lecithin Typical analysis values Phospholipids min. 30% Insoluble material max. 0.1% Water max. 1.0% Acid number max. 20 Peroxide number max. 3 Iodine number (10%) max. 40 Viscosity (mPa ⁇ s) 25° C. max. 200
• Lecithin is used in the amount of 1000 to 15000 ppm (1000 to 15,000 g/ton of oil), while the optimum is 5000 to 10000 ppm.
• the values describe the processed (hydrolysed) lecithin added to the oil, the effect of which lecithin is more efficient than the inherent lecithin possibly remained in the oil.
• the combined effect of lecithin, tocopherols and citric acid in the slicing event is as follows: an antioxidant, an ion catcher and an emulsifier, as well as the release effect.
• the names of different materials, the E-codes and the manufacturers are provided in the table at the end. It is to be noted that the invention is not restricted to the materials coming from the manufacturers in question, but materials from other suppliers, which have the appropriate characteristics, can also be used.
• oil especially as cutting oil in slicers is referred to, for which demanding environment the oil has the appropriate characteristics.
• the oil can also be used as the oil in the dough dividers separating the dough pieces at bakeries.
• oil is used in lubricating mechanical parts, in which case it can occasionally be carried over to the dough as well, but also for lubricating the blades separating the dough pieces, in which case a contact with the food product is intentional.
• lubricating oil can be used in lubricating moulds and pans and as pan washing oil, because thus it also comes between the metal and the food product before baking and e.g. its release properties can be utilized.

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