OT-301 CHEMISTRY OF OILS & ALLIED PRODUCTS

L : T: P 3 1 0 Unit-I History and general introduction to oils, fats, waxes, mineral oils, essential oils, their sources, composition and structures. Constituents of natural fats Glycerides and fatty acids, their nomenclature, classification and principle sources; theories of glyceride structure. 06Unit II Nonglyceride components of natural fats: phosphatides, sterols, gossypol, carotenoids, hydrocarbons, coloring matter, vitamins and antioxidants, Fatty Alcohols, Sterols, Tocopherols, Triterpine Alcohols Waxes etc.Gossypol,Sesamol and Sesamoline, Flavoring compounds. Some minor important constituents of oilseeds: ricin, sinigrin, linamarine, saponin, allyl iso thiocyanate , gossypol, sesamol and sesamoline. 08 Unit III Adulteration tests for vegetable and animal fats and oils and their chemistry. Physicochemical characteristics of natural oils,fats and their fatty acids: Oiliness and viscosity, density and coefficient of expansion, melting point, smoke, fire, and flash points, Boiling point; solubility and miscibility, refractive index . 08 Unit IV Acid value,saponification value, Iodine value, thiocyanogen value, diene value, acetyl and hydroxyl value Riechert Miessel and Polensky values, and Kirshner value, Peroxide Value, Anisidine Value, Krishner Value, Totox value, Absorption spectra range Unit V Brief introduction to chemical & Biochemical reactions of fats and fatty acids: esterification, interesterification saponification, hydrolysis: reactions involving the carboxyl groups e.g., formation of metal soaps: nitrogen derivatives, acid chlorides, anhydrides etc.: alkoxylation, pyrolysis: reactions in the fatty acid chain; hydrogenation, dehydrogenation, halogenation, addition of sulphur, phenols, cresols , hydrogen sulphide and mercaptans: sulphonation and sulphonation and miscellaneous addition to the double bonds, Antioxidation, Rancidity, chemical and atmospheric oxidation. 10 Reference Book 1. Baileys Industrial Oil and Fat Products, Edition 6 Vol-1 ( 2005), Edited by Feireidoon Shahidi 2. A text book of oil and fat analysis By Cocks & Reid 3. An introduction to chemistry & Biochemistry of Fatty acids & their glyceride By F.D. Gunstone 4. Oils and Fats Manual Vol- I, 1996, Edited by A. Karleskind 5. Chemistry and Technology of Oils and Fats, 2003, Edited by M.M. Chakraborty 6. BIS specifications; IS- 548, part I & II 7. Food Lipids; Chemistry Nutrition and Biotechnology By Casimir C. Akoh & David B. Min 8. Lipid Analysis of Oils &Fats, P.J. Hamilton, Liver pool, John Moores Univ., Liver Pool (UK)

OT- 351 Oil Analysis Lab

L : T: P 0:0:6 A. Determination of physical characteristics of oils and fats i) ii) iii) iv) v) vi) vii) viii) ix) Specific gravity Refractive Index Colour Viscosity by Ford cup and Ostwald Viscometer Titre Flash Point, Smoke point and Fire point Slip point of fat Moisture and insoluble in crude oil Unsaponifiable Matter

B. Determination of physical characteristics of oils and fats i) ii) iii) iv) v) Acid value Saponification value Iodine Value Hydroxyl Value Peroxide value

OT-401Composition Characterization and Production of Lipids

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3 : 1: 0 Unit-I Natural sources of oils and fats. World scenario of oilseed and oils. Past and future trends in fluctuations of production and price and their reasons. 06 Unit-II Handling and storage of oilseeds, oil bearing materials and crude oils during their handling and storage. Storage of oilseeds, Grading and evaluation of oilseed and oil bearing material as per BIS/ Codex, Drying of oilseed. 06 Unit III Commercial oilseeds and vegetable oils, their production, utilization, characteristics and composition: coconut, palm kernel, cocoa butter, cottonseed, peanut, olive, palm, nigerseed, sunflower, safflower, sesame, groundnut, corn, tobacco-seed, watermelon, rubber-seed, rice-bran, mustard, rape-seed, canola, argemone, linseed, soybean, tung, oiticica, castor, neem, mahua, kusum, karanja, sal, mango kernel , shea fat chilli seed oil, tamarind seed , grapeseed, maize germ, jaitropha etc. Genetically modified oilseeds 12 Unit -IV Production, utilization, characteristics and composition of the following: Milk fats and butter, Animal fats, lard, tallow and greases etc. Fish and marine oils: halibut, herring, shark, menhaden, whale, sardine, fish liver oils etc, Different methods of rendering. 08 Unit -V Natural waxes such as bees wax, shellac wax, carnauba wax, sugarcane wax, Montana wax,jojoba wax, sperm-oil , ricebran , sunflower and spermaceti, synthetic waxes, their occurrence, classification , general properties and uses. 08 Reference Book 1. Baileys Industrial Oil and Fat, Edition 6 Vol-2 ( 2005), Edited by Feireidoon Shahidi 2. 3. 4. 5. Oils & fats Technology Edited by E. Bernardini Neem: A wonder tree Edited by R.K. Suri & Mehrotra Non Traditional oilseeds and oils in India, (1987) Edited by N.V. Bringi Rapeseed cultivation, composition, processing and utilization Edited by L.A.

6. Deep Frying; Chemistry, Nutrition and Practical Application, Michel D.Erickson IInd Edition

Appelquist & R.Ohlson

OT-451 OIL CHARACTERISATION LAB

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1 Analysis of individual oils as per BIS /CODEX methods 2. Identification tests and detection of adulteration in oils and fats. 3. Analysis of oil cakes as per BIS methods:

(a) Oil Content (b) Nitrogen Content (c) Moisture Content (d) Crude fiber Content (e) Ash Content 4. Analysis of toxic constituents in oilseed and oilcakes 5. Determination of Allyl Iso-thio cynate in mustard oil 6. Complete analysis of oilcakes from oilseeds 7. Complete analysis of rice bran and its meal

8. Oxidation stability tests viz. anisidine value 9. Determination of oxidation stability by Rancimat

OT-501: TECHNOLOGY OF SOAPS & FAT-SPLITTING

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit-I History, fundamental of soaps; General principles of soap-making, chemistry of cleaning action in soaps. Study of saponification reaction, velocity and temperature. Production of soap base by traditional methods in single vessel, saponification in presence of catalysts and/or at high temperature and high pressure. Raw material for soaps and their selection: role of INS factor, solubility ratio and hardness number, quality specifications and soap making properties of oils and fats. Selection and functions of builders, fillers and other auxiliary raw materials, Upgradation of raw materials including fractionation . 10Unit-II Manufacture of household soaps :and toilet soaps from soap base by cold, semi-boiled and full boiled processes. Details of machinery employed and quality specifications with emphasis on effect on quality of milling and plodding, Manufacture of soaps from fatty acids & methyl esters. Analysis of soaps as per BIS standards. 08 Unit-III Continuous processes of soap manufacture, principles related to the production of extruded soaps-solidification and drying, extrusion homogenization and plastic working. Modern process and plant for the production of household and toilet soaps. 08 Unit-IV Manufacture of specialty soaps viz. soft soaps, liquid soaps, transparent and translucent soaps, super fatted soaps, medicated soaps, floating soaps, etc. Soap powders like spraychilled and spray-dried powders. 06 Unit-V Application of fat splitting: Hydrolysis of oils and fats; composition of partially split fats. Effect of temperature, pressure, catalyst and ratio of reactants in hydrolysis of fats; degree of splitting; Plants and processes employed for fat splitting: Twitchell process, enzymatic fat splitting, low and high-pressure autoclave processes; semi-continuous and continuous processes of fat splitting, single cut and two cut column for DFA production. Recovery of glycerine from spent soap lye & sweet water. 08 Reference Book 1. Soaps: Their chemistry & Technology by J.G. Kane 2.Soaps & detergent by K.S. Parasuram 3. Baileys Industrial Oil and Fat, Edition 6 Vol-6 (2005), Edited by Feireidoon Shahidi 4.. Gylcerin Edited Vol -11 (1991)by Eric Jungermann & Norman O.V. Sonntag 5. Surfactants Series vol I- VII 6. Soap Technology By Davidson 7. Soap Technology By Elliot 8. Fatty Acid Series By Markley

OT-502: EXPRESSION AND EXTRACTION TECHNIQUES OF OIL BEARING MATERIALS

L : T: P : 1: 0 Unit-I Machinery employed for expression of oils viz. Ghanis, hydraulic presses, screw presses, low pressure and high pressure expellersexpander- extruder system 08 Unit-II Pre-treatments of oil bearing materials prior to solvent extraction: cleaning, size reduction, pre-pressing, flaking, extrusion, pelletization, stabilization (for rice bran), dehulling etc. Plants & Processes and the machinery and equipments used. 3

08 Unit-III Solvent extraction: Theory, solvents and their availability, selection of solvents, advantages and limitations, properties of different solvents. Solvent extraction techniques: Batch and continuous plants and processes employed for solvent extraction of low and high oil bearing materials. 08 Unit-IV De-solventization of meals: Equipments and plants employed, current trends with comparison of each. Solvent losses and utility requirements, energy conservation. Safety and environmental consideration of solvent extraction plants & solvent recovery systems. 08 Unit-V Alternative solvents of oils extraction; their principle and comparison with conventional solvents. Use of super critical fluid and liquefied gases for oilseed extraction and oleoresin preparations, HCF extraction, Aqueous extraction. Enzymatic extraction. 08 Reference Book 1. Baileys Industrial Oil and Fat, Edition 6 Vol-5 ( 2005), Edited by Feireidoon Shahidi 2. Oil and Fat Technology Edited by E. Bernardini 3. Solvent extraction of vegetable oil by Parikh 4. Oilseed and Oil Milling in India 5. Proceedings of AOCS 6. Handbook of SEA

7. Oil Extraction &Analysis (critical issue and comparative studies) , D.L. Luthria, US Department of Agriculture Behtsville, Maryland

TOT-551 : ANALYSIS OF SOAP PRODUCTS

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1. Analysis of household washing and toilet soaps as per BIS: (a) Moisture and volatile matter content (b) Free alkali (c ) Total alkali (d) Total fatty matter (e) Sodium chloride content (f) Rosin content (g) Glycerol content (h) Titre of fatty acids of soaps (i) Alcohol soluble & Insolubles (k) Identification of fat base 2. Analysis of P2O5 content in STPP 3. Determination of Surface Tention, Interfacial Tention, CMC and Contact angle 4. Determination of Fatty Acid profile of Toilet soaps 5. Analysis of Glycerin as per BIS/AOCS Method

0T-552: OILS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS FORMULATION LAB

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Laboratory preparation for the following: 1. Metallic soaps 2. Liquid detergents 3. Detergent powders and cakes 4. Turkey Red Oil 5. Aluminum Stearate 6. Pilot scale manufacture of Toilet soaps B. Laboratory preparation for the following: 1. Cold Creams 2. Vanishing Creams 3. Tooth Pastes 4. Tooth Powders 5. Face Powders 6. Talcum Powders 7. Hair Oils

C. Determination of optical rotation by polarimeter D. Preparation of Shampoos

OT-601 Process Economics, Utilities and by- products of Oil Industry

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Unit II Components of Costing; Utilities, power , steam, air, water; Cost and analysis of plant e.g. Break Even Point, Rate of Return, Pay Back Period, Depreciation etc 6 Unit- III Utilities in expression, solvent extraction refining plant, hydrogenation plant, a typical other oleochemical unit. A working layout and calculation of cost of production for above plants. 8 Unit-IV Introduction to by- products of refining industry; Phospholipids, production of industrial and edible grade Lecithin, gums. Manufacture of compound cattle feed; production of protein concentrates and isolates. Reesterification of fatty acid with glycerin and its trans-esterification for production of biodiesel. Detoxification of oil cakes, Manufacture of value added products from oil meals. Utilization of deteriorated deep fried oil for industrial utilization. Unit- V 10

Segregation of deodorizer distillate and isolation of value added products by conventional and molecular distillation and other plants and machinery involved. Classification of effluents of oil and allied industries, GOI specifications of effluents and various treatment techniques

Reference Book

1. Plant Design & Economics by Peta Timber House 2. Air & Water by Giringer

OT-602: REFINING OF OILS

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit-I Micronutrients, impurities of crude oils: Effect of refining and other processing on specific impurities. Degumming of oils and fats: Mechanism of degumming, various methods employed for degumming, De-waxing of oils: Principle and methods of de-waxing of individual oils. Destearinisation of oils (Production of low cloud point oils). 08 Unit-II De-acidification of oils and fats: De-acidification by alkalis e.g. caustic soda and sodium carbonate; batch and continuous methods; refining losses, effect of operating variables, liquid-liquid extraction esterification etc. and their limitations; miscella refining; Zenith refining. Physical refining of oils: Batch, semi-continuous and continuous methods, principle of major types of continuous process, their merits and demerits 10 Unit-III Treatment and disposal of gums and soap stock: Batch and continuous methods. Bleaching of oils and fats: Theory of adsorption bleaching; components responsible for oil color; chemical and physical characteristics of various bleaching agents; activated bleaching earth and activated carbon and their methods of manufacture, extraction of oils from spent earth, determination of bleachability and bleaching efficiency of adsorbents, batch and continuous methods of bleaching by adsorption; DOBI value, filtration techniques for removal of spent bleaching agents from bleached oils, chemical bleaching; color fixation in oils and fats 08 Unit-IV Deodorization of oils: Components responsible for odor, flavour reversion, principle of deodorization, batch and continuous methods of deodorization; effect of operating variables; deodorization losses, commercial deodorizer design, thin film deodorization, vacuum systems and their applications, Blending of oils, Nutritional significance, specifications of blended and refined oils 08 Unit-V Energy conservation in oil processing industry. Treatment of effluents from oil processing industry. Membrane processing of crude vegetable oils: degumming, deacidification and bleaching. Biotechnology: Principle and its application in oil and fat processing. 06 Reference Book 1. Technology and refining of oil and fats by T.L. Mahatta 2. Baileys Industrial Oil and Fat, Edition 6 Vol-5 ( 2005), Edited by Feireidoon Shahidi 3. Bleaching & purifying fats and oils; Theory & Practice Edited by H.B.W. Patterson

4. Practical guide in vegetable oil processing by Manoj K. Gupta 5. Chemistry &Technology of Oils &Fats by M.M. Chakarobarty 6. Fats & Oils Handbook by Michael Bockich

OT-603: ESSENTIAL OILS & COSMETICS

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit -I Sources, classification and chemistry of essential oil bearing materials, Different methods of manufacturing essential oils, Grading and standardization of essential oils 06 Unit -II Physico-chemical characteristics of essential oils; Specific gravity, refractive index, optical rotation, solubility, acid value, ester value, Analysis of essential oils e.g. free alcohol, total alcohol, aldehyde and ketone content, , common adulterants and their detection. 08 Unit -III Production, properties and composition of important Indian essential oils viz. rose, jasmine, khus, sandal wood, keora, palmarosa, lemon-grass, peppermint, lemon, clove oil, orange oil, eucalyptus oil etc; Steam distillation, solvent extraction 08 Unit -IV Important isolates, synthetic perfumery materials and fixatives e.g., menthol, camphor, thymol, geraniol, citral, eugenol, terpeniol, vanillin, coumarins, musk: Natural, Synthetic & Artificial, benzyl acetate, benzyl benzoate etc,Synthesis ;Esters of geraniol, citraniol & terpenols,ionones, Hydroxy citronellol haleotropins e.t.c. Castor based perfumery chemical, blending of perfumes. 08 Unit -V Production techniques, functions of ingredients and desirable characteristics of cosmetic products like: Face creams, Face powders, Talcum powders, Hair oil, Hair cream & dyes, Shampoos, Tooth pastes & powders, Shaving creams, body gels Lipsticks, Nail polishes, Depilatories, etc; related plant and machinery 10 Reference Book 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Essential oils Vol. I V by Guenther Perfume Cosmetics & Soaps Vol.-I III by W.A. Poucher Manufacture of perfumes and essence by Kalicharan The essential oils book Edited by Colleen K. Dodt Conditioning agent for hair and skin Edited by Randyschuller and Perry Romanowski 6. Gylcerin Edited Vol -11 (1991)by Eric Jungermann & Norman O.V. Sonntag

OT-651: DETERGENT PRODUCTS PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS LAB

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1. 2. 3. 4.

Preparation of acid slurry, Preparation of Detergent powder Preparation of Liquid detergents Analysis of synthetic detergent powders as per BIS 1. Active matter content and its type 2. Moisture and volatile matter content 3. Matter insoluble in water 4. Matter insoluble in alcohol 5. Active alkalinity 6. Total phosphate content 7. Sodium poly phosphate content 8. Chloride content 5. Analysis of alkyl benzene sulphonic acid as per methods of BIS (a) Active matter (b) Free LAB (c) Sulphuric acid content 6. Determination of performance characteristics of surfactants and detergent products: (a) Foaming power (b) Dispersing power (c) Relative detergency (d) Surface tension and Interfacial tension

OT-652: OIL PROCESSING LAB -1

L : T: P 0 : 0: 3 1. Laboratory degumming of vegetable oils 2. Laboratory refining(alkali neutralization) of vegetable oils 3. Laboratory bleaching of vegetable oils 4. Analysis of waste and by products: A. Acid oil a. Neutral oil b. Acidity B. Soap stock c. Neutral oil d. Total fatty matter 5. Determination of DOBI value for palm oil

OT-652 SEMINAR
L : T: P 0:0:3 The student will be required to prepare and deliver a seminar as well as submit a written report on the topic assigned to him/her

OT-701 HYDROGENATION AND MODIFICATION OF OILS

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit-I Hydrogenation of oils: Theory and importance of hydrogenation, kinetics of reaction, operating variables and their effect on rate of hydrogenation, selectivity and isomer formation. 08 Unit-II Hydrogenation catalysts: Theory of catalyst structure, catalyst poisons and promoters, theory of catalysis, properties of catalysts e.g. porosity, selectivity, activity and other properties, different types of catalysts employed for hydrogenation of oils and fats, methods of catalyst manufacture, regeneration of nickel catalyst, Manufacture of hydrogen: methods of production and purification, storage of hydrogen, distribution trough manifold & direct gasification in hydrogenation vessel 10 Unit-III Commercial plants and processes employed for hydrogenation of oils and fats. Design of hydrogenating vessels, hard oils for industrial applications e.g. soaps, lubricating greases etc. Manufacture of salad oils and salad dressing shortening, margarine, butter, bakery and confectionery fats, chilling equipments for bakery shortnening, cocoa butter substitute by interesterification. 10 Unit-IV

High-pressure hydrogenation for production of fatty alcohol; conjugated hydrogenation. Hydrogenation of fatty acids: importance of operating variable and feed stock purity, batch and continuous methods, loop reactors, impellers 06 Unit-V Quality control of modified fats, dilatometry- theory and practice, Trans unsaturated fatty acids and polyunsaturated fatty acids in nutrition and health.Energy conservation in hydrogenation process, Frying & stability characteristics, nutrition & health aspects, Interesterification, fractionation, winterization, Diacylglycerols as low calorie fats. 08 Reference Book 1. Baileys Industrial Oil and Fat, Edition 6 Vol-6 ( 2005), Edited by Feireidoon Shahidi 2. Hydrogenation of Oil & Fat Edited by H.B.W. Patterson 3. Markley Fatty Acid Vol. II 4. Oils &Fats Analysis by Cocks & Reid 5. Fats and oils formulation and for application by Richard D.O. Brien

OT: 702 TECHNOLOGY OF SURFACTANTS & SYNTHETIC DETERGENTS

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit-I Surface active agents:Theory of surface action; effect and behavior of surface active agents on the of interfaces involved in a system e.g., solids liquid, gas-liquid, liquid-liquid and interfaces formed by three phases e.g. solids, liquid and gas and two immiscible liquids. Bulk properties of surfactant solutions and methods of their measurements: micelle properties; foaming; wetting and related gross effects; emulsification, dispersion; and detergency; measurement of critical micelle concentration; foaming power and foam stability, wetting power, emulsifying power, stability of dispersion and detergency. 08 Unit-II Anionic surfactants: sulfated and sulfonated surfactants e.g. sulfated oils, alkyl sulfates, alkyl ether sulfates, sulfated mono-glycerides, alkyl glyceryl ether sulfonates, sulfated derivatives alkanolamides, ester and amide sulfonates, sulfonated poly-carboxylic acid surfactants, alkyl aryl sulfonates, olefin sulfonates, mahogany and petroleum sulfonates and other miscellaneous anionic surfactants. Cationic surfactants: Non-quaternary nitrogen basis e.g. amines, nitriles and their: quaternary nitrogen basis and miscellaneous cationic surfactants. Nonionic surfactants: Poly-ethoxy ethers and esters and poly-hydroxy nonionic surfactants. Amphoteric surfactants, Biosurfactants. 10

Unit-III Plants and processes employed in the manufacture of anionic surfactants viz. alcohol sulfates, alkyl aryl sulfonates, olefin sulfonates, sulfated and sulfonated oils, alpha methyl esters etc., nonionic surfactants viz. Poly-ethoxy ethers and esters, polyhydroxy surfactants etc. and cationic surfactant e.g. quaternary ammonium compounds. 10 Unit-IV Inorganic and organic builders and fillers used in the manufacture of synthetic detergents and their functions. Various physical forms of synthetic detergents: Solid, liquid, and non/liquid forms. Manufacture of household synthetic detergents: Plants and processes employed for manufacture of powder, liquid and cake soaps 08 Unit-V Analytical techniques employed for analysis of synthetic detergents and surfactants as per BIS Methods. Biological effects and toxicity of surfactants. 04 Reference Book 1. The manufacture of soaps other detergents and glycerin Edited by Edgar Woollatt 2. Synthetic detergent Edited by Milwidsky 3. Baileys Industrial Oil and Fat Products Vol-1 Fourth Edition, Edited by Daniel Swern 4. Soaps & detergent Edited by K.S. Parasuram 5. Synthetic Detergents Edited by Davidson 6. BIS IS: 4955-1978; Specification for Synthetic Detergent Powders for household use 7. Gemini Surfactants : Synthesis interfacial and Application 8. Handbook of Detergent; Part A,B,C,D

OT-703 ADVANCED OIL CHEMISTRY AND OLEO CHEMICALS L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit-I Advanced theories of glyceride structure of natural fats, determination of glyceride structure; synthesis of glycerides; estimation of mono-, di-, and tri-glycerides. Stereospecific analysis, lipase hydrolysis. Polymorphism of fats and fatty acids.Chemical synthesis of fatty acids and their derivatives. 08 Unit-II Mechanism of important chemical and biochemical reactions of fats and fatty acids; esterification, inter-esterification, isomerisation, polymerization, dehydration, pyrolysis and oxidation. Fatty acid esters and other oleo-chemicals derived from fats and fatty acids, products and by-products from castor oil, soyabean oil , rapeseed oil ,neem oil ,mahua , cottonseed etc., Stabilization of distilled fatty acids. 08

Unit-III Fatty alcohols and amines: Methods of production and their utilization.Manufacture of sulphited and sulphurised oils ,properties , specifications and plant and processes employed.Textile auxiliaries, Leather chemicals , Polymer additives , Paint additives , Lubricant additives. 06 Unit-IV

Chemistry of drying oils: Modification of oils for surface coating industry.Thermal and chemical modification methods; properties of modified oils ,changes in drying oils during heat bodying and oxidative polymerization. Processes and plants employed for their commercial production. Malenised oils, epoxidised oils ,boiled oils , blown oils ,stand oils , urethane oils. 10 Unit-V
Fatty acids, distillation, crystallization , Fractionation, High purity fatty acid products blends distillation. 10 Reference Book 1. Fatty Acids Vol.- I V by K. S. Markley 2. Baileys Industrial Oil and Fat, Part--I -V By Bailey

OE- : TECHNOLOGY OF OILS, OLEOCHEMICALS AND SURFACTANTS

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit-I Introduction to oils & fats, types of glycerides, theories of glyceride structure, determination of glyceride structure, non-glyceride components of oils, component fatty acids of oils & fats. 08 Unit-II Chemical reactions of oils & fats and their industrial importance, physico-chemical characteristics of oils & fats, classification of oils, adulteration of oils. 08 Unit-III Post harvest technology of methods for extraction of 08 Unit-IV oilseeds, handling and oils from oil-bearing storage of oilseeds , different materials.

Degumming, deacidification, bleaching hydrogenation, deodorization and physical refining. Neutraceuticals derived from oils 08 Unit-V Saponification of oils, different methods of soap manufacture, selection of raw materials, analysis of soaps. Types of surfactants and fat based surfactants. 08 Reference Book 1. Baileys Industrial Oil and Fat, Edition 6 Vol-6 ( 2005), Edited by Feireidoon Shahidi 2. Oil & Fats Technology Edited by E. Bernardini 3. Soaps & detergent Edited by K.S. Parasuram 4. Soaps: Their chemistry & Technology by J.G. Kane 5. Chemistry and Technology of Oils and Fats, 2003, Edited by M.M. Chakraborty

OT-751: OIL PROCESSING LAB -2

L : T: P 0 : 0: 6 3. Analysis of processed oils and other oil products: (a) Soap content of neutralized and washed oils. (b) Phosphatide content of vegetable oils (c) Iron content of vegetable oils (d) Wax content of vegetable oil 4. Analysis of bleaching earth, activated carbon and nickel catalyst 5. Determination of fatty acid composition and detection of adulteration by Chromatographic techniques. 6. Manufacture of Biodiesel 7. Fractionation of Oils 6. Determination of mono, di and tri glyceride 7. Determination of diene and triene content by UV-Visible

TOT-752: PROJECT (Term Work)

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The student (s) will be required to search literature pertaining to design of an equipment / processing of a food commodity / production of food product, comprehend it and prepare a report for assessment.

TOT-753 : INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

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0:0: 3 The student(s) will be required to undertake training in the food industry after III B. Tech.VI semester for a specified period and submit its report after completion for evaluation and oral examination in the VII semester of his studies in Final B.Tech.

OT-011: PETROLEUM PRODUCTS AND PETROCHEMICALS

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit I Introduction to mineral oils, their origin and mode of occurrence. Oil resources and refineries in India. Composition of petroleum, Refinery products and their test methods. Evaluation of oil stocks 08 Unit II Introduction to processing of petroleum; general processing & crude distillation, refinery products and their applications, natural gas, gasoline, naphtha kerosene, fuel oils and gas oils, petroleum waxes, lubricating oils, tar and asphalt. 08 Unit III Petroleum refining processes and operation: Thermal cracking, catalytic cracking, hydro-forming, catalytic reforming, alkylation, polymerization, isomerisation. 08 Unit IV Other auxiliary process e.g. vis-breaking, de-waxing and de-asphalting operations. Manufacture of paraffin wax and microcrystalline waxes. 08 Unit V Introduction to petrochemicals; manufacture of alkyl aryl compounds, ethylene oxide condensation products benzene, toluene, xylene, buta-di-enes, vinyl chloride and styrene etc. 08 Reference Book 1. Petroleum Products Hand Book By V. B. Gutherie 2. Petroleum processing hand book ( 1967) Edited by Bland & Davidson 3. Petroleum refinery Engineering edited by Nelson 4. Petroleum refining technology Edited By Dr. Ramprasad

OT-012 PACKAGING OF OILS ,FATS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit I Introduction to packaging, elements of packaging, scopes and functions of a package. Materials used for packing: paper and paperboards; films and foils; glassware; metals plastics; wood; miscellaneous other materials; 08 Unit II Criteria and selection of packing material for different products. Requirements of packaging surfaces for oils and allied products viz. Compatibility with the material to be packed, Different packaging and sealing machine for liquid /semisolid packaging 08 Unit III Forms of packaging: folded cartons/boxes; corrugated board boxes, metal containers bags and envelopes, aerosols. Tubes, cans and different forms of plastics etc. 08 Unit IV Printing of packaging surfaces, requirements of Printing and evaluation of printed surfaces. Coatings and laminations of the packaging surfaces, types and properties of coatings and limitations. 08 Unit V Packing of various products viz. Oils and fats, soaps and detergents; cosmetics; petrochemicals, wax and wax products; essential oils and perfumes; lubricating oils and greases; by products of oils, soaps and allied industries. Effect of environmental conditions on packing materials. 08

OT-013: TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN PERFUMERY AND COSMETICS

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit I Fragrance raw materials. Plant Oils : Essential Oil , Flower Oil, Resin and gum exudation. Animal secretions. Chemical substance isolates (Plant , derivatives of plant materials ,synthetic organic substances. 08 Unit II Raw materials for essential oils , newer extraction technologies of essential oils, Supercritical extraction ,HFC extraction ,Bio extraction etc. Instrumental analytical techniques of analysis of essential oils. 08 Unit III Facial makeup : Creams, Cleansing ,emollient , hand and hormones Cream/lotions , foundation makeup , lipstick , sunscreen preparations. 08 Unit IV Hair Preparations : Skin anatomy, raw materials for their selection ,additives etc.for hair dyes ,Bleaches , Hair coloring ,Hair grooming preparations. Hair Care : Shampoos ,Shaving soaps and creams, preshave and aftershave preparation. 08 Unit V Herbal Cosmetic preparations; Chemical components of herbs & its extraction, Application of herbs & its extracts, Application of herbs in cosmetics application, preservation; Advantages in perfumery: Notes of perfume, compatibility of perfume , fixation and stability of perfume ; analysis of perfumes, Medicinal applications of herbal and other essential oils & perfumes. 08

Reference Books: 2. Perfume Cosmetics & Soaps Vol.-I III by W.A. Poucher 3. Cosmetics Science & Technology Edition 2 Vol-II ( 1972 Edited By M.S. Balsam & Edward Sagarin

OT-014: ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF OILS AND ALLIED INDUSTRIES

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit I Industrial pollution and its impact . Magnitude of industrial waste , Legislative regulations. Recycle and reuse of waste water , recovery of by/c0-product from industrial effluents. 08 Unit II Philosophy of waste treatment, scope of air and water pollution problems, economic considerations of waste disposal, separation and segregation of wastes, gaseous, liquid and solid waste disposal with special reference to oils and allied product processing. 08 Unit III Waste Management Pollution prevention and environment Management system ISO 14000. Waste audit, Quality management systems, Different regulation means & acts for air , water& solid pollution control. 06 Unit IV Waste liquid treatment: Pretreatment methods, centrifugation filtration, evaporator and concentrator , extraction and distillation, treatment of dilute waste water. Treatment requirements, Neutralisation liquid-solid separation, biological oxidation, plant control programme, absorption, liquid phase system, reclamation of waste water effluent and by-product recovery, ion exchange system, acid and alkali purification, continuous ion-exchange,. Case studies on vegetable oil processing, soaps and detergents. 10 Unit V

Solid waste treatment, waste gas treatment: spent earth, catalyst, fly ash boiler ash, Air pollution control by mechanical method: mechanical collectors, electrostatic precipitator, filters,wet scrubbers, vapour phase system, activated carbon. Typical air purification system. 08

OT -015 Fuels and Lubricants

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit I Handling and storage of fuels used in industry such as LDO, furnace Oil ,HSD, Gas Unit II Introduction to lubricants: Liquid, Solid and gas lubricants and their applications, Lubricating oils Synthetic lubricants. Physical properties, manufacture of lubricating oils.Specific requirements for automotive lubricants, oxidation deterioration and degradation of lubricants, additives and additive mechanism, , classification of lubricating oils such as thermic fluids , gear oils , hydrolic oils etc. Unit III
Thermo-chemistry of fuels, properties and testing of fuels, relative density, calorific value, distillation, vapour pressure, flash point, spontaneous ignition temperature, viscosity, pour point, flammability, ignitability, diesel index, API gravity, aniline point etc.

Unit IV Lubrication in metal cutting; introduction, conditions of use for cutting fluids, lubricant characteristics and types, principle of selection, General aspects of lubrication in metal working Unit V Lubricating Greases: Properties, types, ingredients, additives, analysis of lubricating oils and greases as per BIS test methods. Manufacture of lubricating GreasesProcesses and equipments. 08 Reference Books: 1. Internal Combustion Engineering Edited by V. Ganesan. 2003

2. Lubrication and Lubricants, Edited by Eric R. Braithwaite ( 1967)

OT-801: ADVANCED QUALITY CONTROL TECHNIQUES

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit -I Importance of Quality control, Techniques of separation of glycerides and fatty acids: Liquid liquid extraction; fractional distillation; low temperature crystallization; separation as lead and lithium soaps, urea complexes etc, Testing of DOC and Oil beyond conventional testing for export. 8 Unit -II Application of chromatographic techniques in the quality control and quality assurance of oils, fats and products Chromatography: History, theoretical developments and various techniques e.g., thin layer chromatography, column chromatography, gas-liquid chromatography, HPLC and Super critical Chromatography; their principles, practices and applications to the analysis of oils and allied products. 8 Unit III Spectral methods of application; Ultra-violet, visible, infrared and near infrared spectroscopy techniques: principles, practices and application to the analysis of oils and allied products. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy: principle, high resolution spectra of fats and fatty acids, adsorption of special groups, analysis of spectra and quantitative applications. 8 Unit IV Special quality control methods viz. nickel content of hydrogenated oils; iron, sulphur and phosphatide content of crude and refined vegetable oils; wax content of vegetable oils; amino acid analysis by chemical and instrumental method etc. 8 Unit V Quality assurance; Definition and its scope, relevant ISO (Applications) of TLC-FID analyzer, GC-MS, SFC-GCLC-MS, Induced Coupled Plasma-MS in analysis of oils and fats. Legislation on fats and oils. 8 Reference Books:

1. Fatty acids; Their chemistry, properties, production and uses Part III Edited by K.S. Markley 2. Principles of Instrumentation analysis, Edition- III (1985) Edited by Douglas A. Skog 3. CODEX / BIS 4. PFA 5. Agmark

OT-802: BIO-TECHNOLOGY OF OILSEED AND OILS

L : T: P 3 : 1: 0 Unit -I GM crops for oil bearing materials, composition, characteristics, composition of GM And non-GM crops, certification of GM crops, tends of GM crops in word scenario 06 Unit -I General aspects of enzymes. Bio Processing of Oils: Bio degumming , Bio deacidification ,Bio leaching, Bio-interesterification: Chemistry and technology of biointeresterification, Detection of interesterified fats , Comparison of interesterified fats . 10 Unit -III Application of Bio-interesterification ,Structured Lipids , Margarine and Shortening ,Production of plastic fats , Cocoa butter substitute ,Food emulsions ,Medicinal applications ,Preparation of polyol and other esters. 08 Unit -IV Production of Oleo chemicals through biotechnological route. 08 Unit -V General modification of oil bearing materials: Canola (rapeseed) , Linola (flax) ,High Oleic sunflower ,Low-linloenic soyabean ,Low-linolenic canola. 08 Reference Book 1. Biotechnology for the Oils & fats industry ( 1983) Edited by Colin Ratledge, Peter Dawson and James Rattray 2. Bioactive Lipids 3. Modifying Lipids for use in Foods

4. Biocatalysts and Biotechnology for Functional Foods

TOT-851 DESIGN PROJECT

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0 : 0: 12
Continuation of Term work of OT-753 with product and/or plant designing with a Technoeconomic Feasibility Report of suitable size.

TOT-852: EDUCATIONAL TOUR

L : T: P 0 : 0: 12 Students will be taken for the visit of Industrial / Research organization, in their field of specialization, during the vacation period.