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 MOREHigh-viscosity fruit purees and fibrous juices often suffer from uneven heat penetration and "burnt" flavors when processed in standard plate heat exchangers, which also tend to clog easily. Our Corrugated Tube-in-Tube Sterilizer utilizes a "tube-within-a-tube" design with corrugated surfaces to create intentional turbulence even in thick liquids. This ensures that every fiber and particle reaches the target temperature simultaneously without scorching the product. It is the essential solution for mango purees, crushed tomato sauces, and high-pulp orange juices where texture preservation is critical.
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Feature / Parameter |
Detailed Specifications |
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Tube Design |
Multi-Tube or Concentric Tube-in-Tube |
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Surface Tech |
Corrugated Walls for Enhanced Heat Transfer |
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Material |
SS316L (Acid & Fiber Resistant) |
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Max Viscosity |
Up to 10,000 cP |
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Cleaning |
Fully CIP-able with High-Velocity Flow |
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READ MOREWhat Is the Difference Between CIP and COP Cleaning The core difference is that a CIP Cleaning System cleans equipment automatically in place, without disassembly, by circulating water and cleaning c...
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