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SUMMARY:Cannabis Extraction Workshop for the Canadian Industry
DESCRIPTION:Cannabis Extraction Workshop	\n\n\n       \n	\n\nLive interactive and instructor led\n\nDistinguished Faculty\nMr. Jacob Santia\n\nI enrolled in Biomedical engineering technology – Equipment and Devices. I felt the cannabis industry was leaning towards more automation and machinery to produce various products such as extraction systems\, formulations\, and emulsions. \nI’ve followed the regulations of legal cannabis since the MMAR. \nAs a person with gastrointestinal issues\, understanding how cannabis is researched in a medical framework is extremely exciting to me. Being able to see a refined product that innovates the science behind cannabinoids is what drives my passion for extraction. Providing this experience to upcoming students I believe will help shape the future of cannabis research. \n\nAbstract\nCannabis Extraction is a method of selective separation of cannabinoids and other desired compounds from the plant matter using physical or chemical techniques.  \nCovering supercritical\, hydrocarbon and ethanol extraction\, this workshop will guide the attendee through the solvent extraction processes\, the infrastructure requirements\, and how to properly use and store these compounds. \nHere you will: \n\nLearn about extraction technologies and a summary of each type\nLearn about subcritical & supercritical phases of CO2 and its use as an extraction solvent\nPerform a simulation of common extraction processes\, such as weighing and preparing concentrated cannabinoid samples for HPLC preparation\, and other downstream post-extraction processes\nGain understanding of regulations surrounding infrastructure and safety\nStudy hydrocarbon components\, systems\, and how they operate\nAcquire knowledge of how ethanol is produced and what makes it an efficient solvent\nGain understanding of temperatures surrounding extraction and what compounds are desirable\nVisualize post processes such as filtration\, solvent recovery\, colour remediation\, and final packaging\n\nCourse Outline\n\nAnatomy of cannabis and how it relates to extraction\nExtraction technologies and a summary of each type\nSubcritical & Supercritical phases of CO2 and how they are different\nExtraction principles such as polarity\, solubility\, and viscosity\nExtraction equipment and their role in the extraction process\nSafety and good production practices in your role as an extraction technician\, including labeling conventions of chemical items in the laboratory\nPrerequisite steps prior to extraction and downstream processes post extraction\nHydrocarbons – Different types of Alkanes\nInfrastructure Requirements – Class 1 Division 1\nPPE and Safety regulations\nButane Extraction Components and basic procedure\nFinal products of hydrocarbon extraction\nEthanol source\, storage and other operational considerations\nSolvent extraction using ethanol and filtration\nTemperature considerations regarding solvent extraction\nExtraction equipment and basic procedure\nSolvent recovery devices\nFlashpoints\nCo-solvent extraction\n\nWho Should Attend\nThis course is intended for those who are enthusiastic about alcohol solvent extraction\, either as someone who would like to gain insight on this aspect of their business or to gauge whether extractions could be a potential career option. The course covers a wide and general overview of extraction sciences\, and as such\, no previous scientific background is required. \nCertificate of Attendance and Course Material\n\nAll participants will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.\nThe participants will be receiving specially prepared course manual.
URL:https://aapswebsite.schools.consulting/event/cannabis-extraction-workshop
LOCATION:AAPS Training Center\, 200 Consumers Road\, Suite 200\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M2J 4R4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Onsite Training
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