Abstract: A method is provided for treating pathogens with a lipid-based carrier and organic acids. More specifically the lipid carrier may have a pKa of 2.5-4.0 and/or may be acid oil, such as Acidulated Vegetable Oil. Furthermore, compositions consistent with the method are provided wherein the lipid-based carrier increases antipathogenic action of the organic acid. For example, the carrier may have a pKa that increases the antimicrobial action of the organic acid and/or an additional essential oil. The carrier may be acid oil, such as Acidulated Vegetable Oil derived from soapstocks and/or gums, but is not limited to same. The organic acid may include, but is not limited to, formic acid, acetic acid, propionic acid, butyric acid, and combinations thereof.

Abstract: A method is provided for treating pathogens with a lipid-based carrier and organic acids. More specifically the lipid carrier may have a pKa of 2.5-4.0 and/or may be acid oil, such as Acidulated Vegetable Oil. Furthermore, compositions consistent with the method are provided wherein the lipid-based carrier increases antipathogenic action of the organic acid. For example, the carrier may have a pKa that increases the antimicrobial action of the organic acid and/or an additional essential oil. The carrier may be acid oil, such as Acidulated Vegetable Oil derived from soapstocks and/or gums, but is not limited to same. The organic acid may include, but is not limited to, formic acid, acetic acid, propionic acid, butyric acid, and combinations thereof.

Abstract: A data set subscription tracking and termination system may include a distribute module, a publisher and a plurality of subscribers. The distribute module may receive a publication registration to register a publication. The distribute module may receive a subscription registration to register a subscription to the publication. The publication registration and/or subscription registration may include metadata relating to the publication and/or subscription. A metadata store, included in the distribute module, may store the publication registration and/or the subscription registration. The publisher may change the publication. The change to the publication may include adding and/or deleting rows and/or columns to, or from, the publication. The publisher may notify the distribute module of publication. The distribute module may transmit an alert to all subscribers notifying them of the publication changes.

Abstract: Provided are methods to destabilize emulsion feedstocks. In the methods, a moderate temperature is applied to the feedstock to create a first mixture. The moderate temperature may be between 120 and 220 degrees Celsius. The first mixture is mixed at the moderate temperature, such as by staged mixing in some embodiments. Moreover, the first mixture is retained at the moderate temperature for up to six hours. The first mixture is separated into an oil phase, convoluted phase, and a water phase. In some embodiments, the moderate temperature may be 125 to 150 degrees Celsius, such as between 125 and 130 degrees Celsius. Moreover, the first mixture may be retained at the moderate temperature for between forty-five minutes and four hours, such as from two to four hours. The separation may occur at the moderate temperature.

Abstract: A data set subscription tracking and termination system may include a distribute module, a publisher and a plurality of subscribers. The distribute module may receive a publication registration to register a publication. The distribute module may receive a subscription registration to register a subscription to the publication. The publication registration and/or subscription registration may include metadata relating to the publication and/or subscription. A metadata store, included in the distribute module, may store the publication registration and/or the subscription registration. The publisher may change the publication. The change to the publication may include adding and/or deleting rows and/or columns to, or from, the publication. The publisher may notify the distribute module of publication. The distribute module may transmit an alert to all subscribers notifying them of the publication changes.

Abstract: Products produced from distillers corn oil include once refined corn oil product, food grade corn oil product, and free fatty acid product which may be used in a variety of applications. The products have varying specifications for free fatty acid content and moisture content. The applications include food, feed, additives, and manufacture of industrial products.

Abstract: A data set subscription tracking and termination system may include a distribute module, a publisher and a plurality of subscribers. The distribute module may receive a publication registration to register a publication. The distribute module may receive a subscription registration to register a subscription to the publication. The publication registration and/or subscription registration may include metadata relating to the publication and/or subscription. A metadata store, included in the distribute module, may store the publication registration and/or the subscription registration. The publisher may change the publication. The change to the publication may include adding and/or deleting rows and/or columns to, or from, the publication. The publisher may notify the distribute module of publication. The distribute module may transmit an alert to all subscribers notifying them of the publication changes.

Abstract: A trihybrid data movement, data governance and data provenance system may include a distribute module, a publisher and a plurality of subscribers. The distribute module may include a user interface. The user interface may receive a publication registration from the publisher. The publication registration may register a publication. The user interface may receive a subscription registration from each of the plurality of subscribers. The subscription registration may subscribe to the publication. The publication registration and/or subscription registration may include metadata relating to the publication and/or subscription. A metadata store, included in the distribute module, may store the publication registration and/or the subscription registration. The publication may be published by transmitting a unique identifier from the publisher to an application programming interface within the distribute module.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods of processing lipid materials such as soapstock, wet gums and dry gums. Enzymes are utilized to catalyze hydrolysis of the lipids materials to recover fatty acids. Addition of organic acids and/or polyols improved yield of fatty acids and reduced formation of emulsion. Lipid materials can be formulated with other agricultural products as new value-added animal feed products. Further, a process for concentrating nitrogenous compounds such as choline, inositol, ethanolamine and serine from phospholipid materials obtained as byproducts from vegetable oil refining is provided. The process involves performing hydrolysis of the gum based products in the presence of an alcoholic solvent and acid catalyst. Post hydrolysis, gums breakdown to oil and water phases which are further separated and concentrated. These concentrated products may be further fractionated to concentrate individual nitrogenous compounds.

Abstract: A data set subscription tracking and termination system may include a distribute module, a publisher and a plurality of subscribers. The distribute module may receive a publication registration to register a publication. The distribute module may receive a subscription registration to register a subscription to the publication. The publication registration and/or subscription registration may include metadata relating to the publication and/or subscription. A metadata store, included in the distribute module, may store the publication registration and/or the subscription registration. The publisher may change the publication. The change to the publication may include adding and/or deleting rows and/or columns to, or from, the publication. The publisher may notify the distribute module of publication. The distribute module may transmit an alert to all subscribers notifying them of the publication changes.

Abstract: A trihybrid data movement, data governance and data provenance system may include a distribute module, a publisher and a plurality of subscribers. The distribute module may include a user interface. The user interface may receive a publication registration from the publisher. The publication registration may register a publication. The user interface may receive a subscription registration from each of the plurality of subscribers. The subscription registration may subscribe to the publication. The publication registration and/or subscription registration may include metadata relating to the publication and/or subscription. A metadata store, included in the distribute module, may store the publication registration and/or the subscription registration. The publication may be published by transmitting a unique identifier from the publisher to an application programming interface within the distribute module.

Abstract: Systems for dynamically transforming data are provided. Database data may be received and ingested into a system. Ingesting the data may include executing one or more first data governance functions, such as data quality evaluation functions, data controls, and the like. The ingested data may then be output for further processing as first processed data and first data governance information may be captured and stored. The first processed data may be processed to execute one or more data transformations. Data transformations may include calculations, formatting, derivations, and the like. In some arrangements, second data governance functions may be executed on the transformed data. The transformed data may then be output as second processed data. The system may capture second data governance information as the data is transformed. The second processed data may then be published to one or more downstream databases for use in one or more applications executed by an entity.

Abstract: Systems for dynamically transforming data are provided. Database data may be received and ingested into a system. Ingesting the data may include executing one or more first data governance functions, such as data quality evaluation functions, data controls, and the like. The ingested data may then be output for further processing as first processed data and first data governance information may be captured and stored. The first processed data may be processed to execute one or more data transformations. Data transformations may include calculations, formatting, derivations, and the like. In some arrangements, second data governance functions may be executed on the transformed data. The transformed data may then be output as second processed data. The system may capture second data governance information as the data is transformed. The second processed data may then be published to one or more downstream databases for use in one or more applications executed by an entity.

Abstract: A user interface for interfacing with a trihybrid data movement, data governance and data provenance system is provided. The user interface may include an application selection drop-down field that enables selection of an application. The user interface may include a deliveries tab. When selected, the deliveries tab may display the status of user subscription deliveries. The user interface may include a resources tab. When selected, the resources tab may display publications and/or subscriptions that have been set up. When selected, the resources tab may enable a user to create a new publication. The user interface may include an approvals tab. When selected, the approvals tab may display approvals relating to subscriptions that have been requested. The user interface may include a data catalog tab. When selected, the data catalog tab may display a plurality of available publications, and enable a user to request a subscription to a publication.

Abstract: Methods for producing oil from distillers corn oil having high free fatty acid content are provided. In the method, distiller's corn oil is treated with a mixture including an alcohol to result in a low-free fatty acid oily phase and an alcohol phase. The mixture may also include an alkali. The alcohol may be a monohydric alcohol and an aqueous alcohol, such as an aqueous alcohol having a concentration of at least about 15% alcohol-by-weight. The low-free fatty acid phase may include oil and at least one impurity. The low-free fatty acid phase may be cooled, and the oil may be separated from the at least one impurity using membrane filtration.

Abstract: Methods for producing oil from distillers corn oil having high free fatty acid content are provided. In the method, distiller's corn oil is treated with a mixture including an alcohol to result in a low-free fatty acid oily phase and an alcohol phase. The mixture may also include an alkali. The alcohol may be a monohydric alcohol and an aqueous alcohol, such as an aqueous alcohol having a concentration of at least about 15% alcohol-by-weight. The low-free fatty acid phase may include oil and at least one impurity. The low-free fatty acid phase may be cooled, and the oil may be separated from the at least one impurity using membrane filtration.

Abstract: A method is provided for treating pathogens with a lipid-based carrier and organic acids. More specifically the lipid carrier may have a pKa of 2.5-4.0 and/or may be acid oil, such as Acidulated Vegetable Oil. Furthermore, compositions consistent with the method are provided wherein the lipid-based carrier increases antipathogenic action of the organic acid. For example, the carrier may have a pKa that increases the antimicrobial action of the organic acid and/or an additional essential oil. The carrier may be acid oil, such as Acidulated Vegetable Oil derived from soapstocks and/or gums, but is not limited to same. The organic acid may include, but is not limited to, formic acid, acetic acid, propionic acid, butyric acid, and combinations thereof.

Abstract: Methods for producing oil from distillers corn oil having high free fatty acid content are provided. In the method, distiller's corn oil is treated with a mixture including an alcohol to result in a low-free fatty acid oily phase and an alcohol phase. The mixture may also include an alkali. The alcohol may be a monohydric alcohol and an aqueous alcohol, such as an aqueous alcohol having a concentration of at least about 15% alcohol-by-weight. The low-free fatty acid phase may include oil and at least one impurity. The low-free fatty acid phase may be cooled, and the oil may be separated from the at least one impurity.

Abstract: Methods for producing oil from distillers corn oil having high free fatty acid content are provided. In the method, distiller's corn oil is treated with a mixture including an alcohol to result in a low-free fatty acid oily phase and an alcohol phase. The mixture may also include an alkali. The alcohol may be a monohydric alcohol and an aqueous alcohol, such as an aqueous alcohol having a concentration of at least about 15% alcohol-by-weight. The low-free fatty acid phase may include oil and at least one impurity. The low-free fatty acid phase may be cooled, and the oil may be separated from the at least one impurity using membrane filtration.

Abstract: Methods for producing oil from fats and oils having high free fatty acid content are provided. In the method, fats and oils are treated with a mixture including an alcohol to result in a low-free fatty acid oily phase and an alcohol phase. The mixture may also include an alkali. The alcohol may be a monohydric alcohol and an aqueous alcohol, such as an aqueous alcohol having a concentration of at least about 15% alcohol-by-weight. The low-free fatty acid phase may include oil and at least one impurity. The low-free fatty acid phase may be cooled, and the oil may be separated from the at least one impurity. Fats and oils amenable to such a method may include, but are not limited to, waste fats, waste oils, high acid grease, high acid tallow, sorghum wheat oil, and corn oil, such as corn oil produced at an ethanol production plant.