Starting material

Prepared coconut kernel

Agree on shell fragments, brown skin, cut size, temperature and elapsed time since opening. Upstream preparation remains a named interface.

Agree the upstream preparation

Set limits for shell fragments, brown skin, inlet cut size and holding conditions. The fact that a supplier calls material “prepared” does not remove the receiving inspection requirement.

Connect washing, cutting and extraction

Check free-water carryover, particle preparation and press feeding together. A downstream screen should not be used to hide uncontrolled upstream preparation.

Measure a useful extraction trial

Collect milk and residual meal separately and record all added water. Define where the accepted milk sample is taken before comparing proposed recovery or output.

Your line, from the right starting point

Three decisions. One clear boundary.

Scope explorer / 01

Prepared coconut kernel → Coconut milk

  1. 01Kernel washing & inspection
  2. 02Coconut kernel cutter / grater
  3. 03Coconut milk extraction press
  4. 04Coarse-fibre separation
  5. 05Fat standardization & blending tank
  6. 06Coconut milk homogenization module
  7. 07Hygienic transfer & balance module

Cleaning support (separate from the product path): Cleaning circuit interface

  • Measure kernel feed, every water addition, extracted milk and residual meal separately.
  • Thermal treatment and packaging remain open interfaces until product, package and distribution requirements are agreed.
  • This is a scope discussion, not a final equipment schedule. Homogenization duty and placement must be confirmed with product trials.
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Discuss the prepared coconut kernel boundary

Send the material you receive, the product you want and the packaging boundary. Add measurements where available.

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