Plate vs Tubular Heat Treatment for Fruit Products

Review plate and tubular treatment duties using product viscosity, retained particles, fouling, holding conditions and the downstream packaging boundary.

Product passages come first

Thin juice and pumpable pulp can behave differently in a heat exchanger. State particle size and viscosity at the relevant temperature so passages, pumps and valves can be selected around the actual product.

A heat exchanger is one part of treatment

Controlled feed, heating, holding, cooling and off-condition routing form the processing boundary. A temperature setpoint alone does not establish the residence history or product validation.

Include cleaning and downstream transfer

Review product-contact access, cleaning circuits and fouling alongside heat transfer. For an aseptic route, treatment, transfer and filling must be specified together for the chosen product and package.

What to include in your enquiry

  • Product viscosity and particles
  • Required treatment duty
  • Heating and cooling services
  • Downstream storage or filling arrangement

Describe the product and the machine you need. Add the known process conditions; the remaining configuration can be discussed around your actual project.

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Bag filling stations with drum-support roller conveyors and central controls

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Aseptic Bag Filling System

A bag-filling arrangement with guarded filling stations, a central control enclosure and roller conveyors for supported bags in drums.

Controlled product transfer through a compatible bag fitment

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