The Direct Answer: What Drives a Successful Wine Fermentation A successful wine fermentation process depends on three controllable factors: yeast health, temperature stability, and vessel design. Amo...
READ MORESticky sugars and pulp in juice lines require precise thermal management to prevent caramelization during cleaning. This specialized Semi-Automatic CIP system is optimized for high-viscosity residues. It utilizes a boosted-flow pump to ensure turbulent flow (Reynolds number > 3000) through long, winding product lines. The semi-auto logic reduces the labor required for juice line sterilization while significantly improving the removal of pectin and pulp.
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Feature / Parameter |
Detailed Specifications |
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Pump Head |
High-Pressure 36m - 42m Head |
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Flow Velocity |
Optimized for 1.5 - 2.0 m/s in piping |
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Material |
SS316L for all wetted parts |
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Filtration |
Integrated Dual-stage Return Line Strainer |
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Connections |
SMS / RJT / Tri-clamp |
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