Chapter 1 - Part 2 Oil Palm Plantation
Chapter 1 - Part 2 Oil Palm Plantation
Chapter 1 - Part 2 Oil Palm Plantation
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Indonesia had started planted in 1911
Arrived at Malaysia 103 years ago in 1917 at
Rantau Panjang which was known as Tennamaran
Estate
Early 1938, about 29,000 hectares under
cultivation
In 1985, 1.5 million hectares were planted with
palm tree.
In 2007 increased to 4.3 million hectares & It has
become the most important commodity crop in
Malaysia.
In 2011, the total planted area was 4.917 million
hectares.
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Bek Nielsen informed early 1951 total production
of palm oil was 51,000 tonnes
In 1975, the production increased to 1,257,573
tonnes
In 2011, Malaysia’s export of palm oil rose to
17.99 million tonnes.
In the same year, the export of palm kernel oil
volume reaching 1.17 million tonnes.
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Yield Fresh fruit bunches (FFB) about 32.6
metric ton
Yield oil about 8.55 metric ton/hectare
Seed from Dura x Pisifera family
Normal production costs RM 238 to
520/hectare/ year (new planting)
The oil palm planted currently is the tenera
hybrid which yields about 4.0 t of palm oil per
hectare [together with 0.5 t palm kernel oil and
0.6 t palm kernel cake].
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FELDA
GUTHRIE
SIME DARBY
KULIM PLANTATION
TAIKO PLANTATION
STATE GOVERNMENT FOUNDATION
MANY MORES…
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What is palm oil?
Oilproduced from oil palm by extracting them
from its mesocarp (fruitlet)
What makes the difference between palm oil
and other vegetables oil?
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Monounsaturates Polyunsaturates Saturates
Palm Oil 40% 10% 50%
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CPD 30203 (JAN 2016) 10
Fresh fruit Bunches (FFB) Fruitlet
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Examples of fresh fruit bunches are given in
the following picture.
Picture: Fresh fruit bunches showing three
categories of ripeness.
The black bunch on the left has oil with the
lowest DOBI.
The bunch in the centre has oil with the
highest DOBI.
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ADDITIONAL
INFO
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• Palm oil (Elaeis guineensis) industry is one of the major
contributors to the Malaysia economic growths.
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Figure 1 : Elaeis guineensis
Physical Chemical
Refining Refining
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• Reuse of SBC and the recovery oil - recurrent focus of research for
nearly 60 years and also find most economical and environmentally
safe way to dispose SBC (Pollard et al., 1993).
• Boey et al., 2009 found that ethanol capable to extract both polar
components and triglyseride in a single run as consequent cleaner
clay is obtained through ethanol extraction.
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