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Food & Beverage

Hygienic heating, cooling and pasteurization duties built to meet sanitary process requirements.

Typical operating conditions

  • Process media: milk, juice, beer wort, CIP solutions, glycol, chilled water
  • Temperature range: 2–140 °C (pasteurization / UHT on request)
  • Design pressure: typically 6–16 barg
  • Hygienic connections: DIN 11851, Tri-Clamp, SMS

Common engineering challenges

  • Protein fouling and scaling on heated surfaces
  • CIP compatibility and full drainability of the plate pack
  • Cross-contamination risk between product and utility
  • Traceability of food-contact materials

Recommended materials & construction

  • AISI 316L plates with sanitary surface finish
  • FDA / EC 1935-2004 compliant EPDM or NBR gaskets
  • Optional 3-A hygienic execution on request
  • Sanitary frame components with hygienic bolts and covers

Typical delivery scope

  • Duty confirmation for pasteurization, cooling or CIP service
  • Plate pattern and channel selection for low-fouling operation
  • Material certificates 3.1 for wetted parts
  • Factory acceptance test and hygienic documentation

Ranges shown are indicative for this industry. Actual design is confirmed per project against your duty sheet.

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