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The image illustrates the detailed process of olive oil production starting with "Olive harvest," leading to "best olive collection" through mechanical means, into "collection vat" followed by "de-leafing & washing" using a "washer," then "olive crushing" occurs at the "Olive mill," processed in a malaxer at "27°C," leading to "mixing," and then separation happens via "Decanter" into "liquid oil from solids," with solids becoming "pomace or pulp residue"; liquid moves to "centrifugal press," directed towards "delivery to mill" to produce different olive oil grades: "Extra Virgin Olive Oil," "Virgin Olive Oil," and "Olive Pomace Oil"; routes excess into "separator" producing "waste water" and directs oils through "filtration" before storage in "Storage Tank" labeled as "clean & fresh oil," finalized by "refining" into "Refined Olive Oil."
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The diagram illustrates the production of olive oil in different grades. Overall, the process begins with harvesting olives in the field and ends with three distinct products: extra virgin olive oil, refined olive oil, and pomace oil.
Once the harvested olives arrive at the factory, the first stage is to select the best fruits, followed by de-leafing and washing. The cleaned olives are then crushed in the mill and transferred to a mixing machine at a controlled temperature of 27°C. After mixing, the paste is processed in a centrifugal press. This stage produces a by-product called pomace or pulp residue, which is transported to produce pomace olive oil.
The remaining liquid continues to the decanter, where solids and excess water are separated from the oil. Finally, the extracted oil undergoes two different treatments: filtration, which results in extra virgin olive oil, and refining, which produces refined olive oil.
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