Reference Data Tables

Consolidated, citable reference tables compiled by OilProcessingHub from published oil-processing practice — indicative figures, cross-linked to the underlying entity pages, and open under CC BY 4.0. A quick way to compare across seeds, methods and stages in one place.

Oilseed Oil Content Comparison

Oil content varies enormously across oilseeds — from very high in sesame, coconut and walnut (roughly 48–68%) to low in …

Cooking Oil Smoke Points

An oil’s smoke point is the temperature at which it starts to smoke and break down. Refined oils have far …

Oilseed Meal Protein Content

The meal or cake left after oil extraction is a valuable protein feed, and its crude-protein content varie…

Vegetable Oil Density

Most edible vegetable oils have a density of roughly 0.91–0.92 kg per litre at room temperature — lighter than wa…

Oil Extraction Methods Comparison

Edible oil is extracted by mechanical pressing or solvent extraction. Cold and hot pressing leave 10–18% oil in the cake…

Oil Refining Stages Summary

Edible oil refining runs through staged removal of impurities: degumming (phospholipids), neutralization (free fatty aci…

Iodine Value Chart

Indicative iodine values by oil, from saturated coconut to drying linseed — unsaturation, stability and identity.

Saponification Value Chart

Indicative saponification values by oil — the lauric oils high, the long-chain oils low, and what the numbers mean.

Fatty Acid Composition

Comprehensive fatty-acid profiles (saturated/mono/poly + dominant acid) for 20+ oils, from lauric coconut to omega-3 flax and hydroxy castor.

These tables aggregate the indicative figures used across our entity database; each value varies with variety, equipment and conditions. See methodology. No fabricated numbers.

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