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OPTIQUAD Spectroscopic Inline Analyzer Günter Pinkowski 2011-11 -08 Dipl.-Inf. Günter Pinkowski Managing Director KROHNE Optosens GmbH Kantstraße 22 41 464 Neuss Ger many Tel.: +49 203 301 429 1 Mobil: +49 177 209 414 6 Fax: +49 203 301 102 91 [email protected] www.krohne.com | 2011-10-26 2 | Measurement Solutions for the Water and Wastewater Industr y

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Page 1: Gunther Pinkowski - KROHNE · 27.03.2009 08.04.09 24.04.2009 07.05.2009 19.05.2009 16.06.2009 08.07.2009 Protein Measurement: Lab Analyzer vs. LUFA Dairy lab device vs. LUFA; Standard

OPTIQUADSpectroscopic Inline Analyzer

Günter Pinkowski2011-11-08

Dipl.-Inf. Günter PinkowskiManaging Director

KROHNE Optosens GmbHKantstraße 2241 464 NeussGermany

Tel.: +49 203 301 429 1Mobil: +49 177 209 414 6Fax: +49 203 301 102 91

[email protected] www.krohne.com

| 2011-10-262 | Measurement Solutions for the Water and Wastewater Industr y

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OPTIQUADAgenda

1. KROHNE Introduction

2. Spectroscopic Inline Analyzer

3. Measurement Principle

4. Fat, Protein, Lactose Measurement

5. COD Measurement

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Owner: The KROHNE Group is 100% owned by family Rademacher-Dubbick

KROHNE Overview

Overview

15 Production Companies in 10 Countries

43 KROHNE Companies

55 Representatives

Turnover (2010): 331 Mio € / MUSD 465

Employees: 2658

Equity-to-assets ratio: 41 %

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KROHNE in Europe

Overview

Production

KROHNE Sales Companies

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KROHNE Rest of World

Overview

Production

KROHNE Sales Companies

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Flow

Level/Pressure

Temperature/Analysis

KROHNE Product Portfolio for Dairies/Cheese Factories

KROHNE Mission

To provide the right measurement solution for applications in process measurementfor our customers around the world.

�We will achieve this by way of:

− technically innovative and high quality products− qualified and competent employees− long-term, reliable partnerships

November 9, 20118 OPT IQU AD

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OPTIQUADAgenda

1. KROHNE Introduction

2. Spectroscopic Inline Analyzer

3. Measurement Principle

4. Fat, Protein, Lactose Measurement

5. COD Measurement

KROHNE Optosens GmbH

� KROHNE Optosens GmbH is a subsidiary of KROHNE Messtechnik GmbH

� … with 2 offices in Neuss and Berlin

� … with R&D and Production of OPTIQUAD

� … with 15 employees

� … with more than 50 man years of experiencein optical spectroscopy

November 9, 2011

Berlin

Neuss

10 OPT IQU AD

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Two major versions of OPTIQUAD

November 9, 201111 OPT IQU AD

� Measurement of protein, fat and lactose in milk

� Measurement of CODin waste water of dairiesand cheese factories

OPTIQUAD-M OPTIQUAD-WW

OPTIQUADAgenda

1. KROHNE Introduction

2. Spectroscopic Inline Analyzer

3. Measurement Principle

4. Fat, Protein, Lactose Measurement

5. COD Measurement

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Measurement Principle

November 9, 201113 OPT IQU AD

� Depending on the application OPTIQUAD uses up to 4 optical principles

� And up to 12 dedicated wave lengths, using LED´s and Laser diodes

typically being used by competition with complete spectrum

Transmission / Absorption

� Measurement of loss of light energy within a medium

� Transmission / Absorption can be used to measure e.g. the turbidity or the color of the medium

November 9, 201114 OPT IQU AD

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Scattering

� OPTIQUAD measures scattering of particles like fat particles within the milk

November 9, 2011

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� UV light is send to the medium and certain molecules “answer” on a lower energy level (higher wave length), known as fluorescence

� This effect lasts approx. for one micro second only

Fluorescence

November 9, 2011

UV light

Visiblefluorescence

16 OPT IQU AD

Bank note under UV light

Inte

nsity

Wave length [nm]

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Refraction

� OPTIQUAD measures the refractive index at the interface between two different mediums, especially between glass and e.g. milk

� This can be used to measure the content of sugar e.g. Lactose (= milk sugar) in milk

� The principle is known from a prism or from a stick in the water

November 9, 201117 OPT IQU AD

Surface

Water

Air

OPTIQUADAgenda

1. KROHNE Introduction

2. Spectroscopic Inline Analyzer

3. Measurement Principle

4. Fat, Protein, Lactose Measurement

5. COD Measurement

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OPTIQUAD-M (Milk products)

November 9, 201119 OPT IQU AD

� Measurement of protein, fat and lactose

− in milk products

− in dairies and

− in cheese factories

OPTIQUAD-M: Spectroscopic Analyzer for Milk Products

November 9, 201120 OPT IQU AD

� Inline measurement of ingredients like protein, fat and lactose in milk

� By using up to 4 optical principles

� Hygienic, contact-free analysis within few seconds

� High precision same range as reference lab´s

− Fat ± 0,03 % *− Protein ± 0,02 % *− Lactose ± < 0,1 % *

� Long term stability (no moving parts)

� No operating costs for chemicals, reagents, cleaning agents

� Excellent price-performance ratio

* Standard deviation RMSE under reference condit ions

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OPTIQUAD-M: System Overview

November 9, 201121 OPT IQU AD

Temperature sensor

Samplingvalve

Varinline ®process connection

Water cooling & air flushing

Operating unit

Analyzer unit

4-20 mA andBinary outputs

24 VDC

RS 422

Application Examples

November 9, 201122 OPT IQU AD

� Whole Milk Reception

− By knowing the fat and protein contentthe yield of the plant can be calculatedOR

− To separate the high quality milk toproduce products with higher margins

� Fat Standardization of fresh milk

− Measure the real fat value in the fresh milk streamin order to save fat to produce other products

� Increased Cheese Yield

− By measuring and controlling the fat and protein ratio

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Typical application Raw Milk Reception

November 9, 201123 OPT IQU AD

Cooling

Raw Milk

OPTIQUAD in-line analysis unit

� Fat and Protein measurement allows differentiation between low and high quality milk which allows

� Storage in different tanks and subsequent processingof different final products

Typical application Fresh Milk

November 9, 201124 OPT IQU AD

� Fat standardization by real fat measurement in the final standardized milk rather than density measurement in the cream phase only

OPTIQUAD in-line analysis unit

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Typical application Cheese Milk

November 9, 201125 OPT IQU AD

� Higher yield in cheese production due to standardized fat to protein ratio

OPTIQUAD in-line analysis unit

Ammerland, Protein Measurement

� Installation of OPTIQUAD in March 2009

� Inline installation after separation and pre-heating (55°C / 130 °F) but before homogenization

� Installation in a vertical pipe

November 9, 201126 OPT IQU AD

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Protein Measurement: Which Reference to use?

� First of all we wanted to define the calibration reference for OPTIQUAD

� We compared the following 5 different references:

Laboratories Analytical method Number of samples

On site lab analyzer Transmission 225

LKV Transmission 223

LUFA Kjeldahl 122

MLUA Kjeldahl 57

MUVA Kjeldahl 16

Total 643

Protein Measurement: There is no real Reference!

November 9, 201128 OPT IQU AD

Deviation 0.1% !!

� We found big deviations among reference labs – even based on „Kjeldahl“ method

� Biggest deviation was approx. 0,15% between dairy lab and MLUA!

(lab analyzer)

(lab analyzer)

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3,273,293,31

3,333,353,373,393,41

3,433,45

3,473,493,51

3,533,55

3,573,593,61

3,63

Pro

tein

(%)

Molkerei-Labor, Foss FT120

LUFA (Kjeldahl)

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Protein Measurement: Lab Analyzer vs. LUFA

� Dairy lab device vs. LUFA; Standard deviation (RMSE) = 0,03 %

November 9, 201129 OPT IQU AD

Lab analyzer

LUFA (Kjeldahl)

Protein Measurement: OPTIQUAD vs. LUFA

� Seasonal effect was measurable with no maintenance and no recalibration

� Standard deviation (RMSE): 0.03 %

November 9, 201130 OPT IQU AD

3,273,293,313,333,353,373,393,413,433,453,473,493,513,533,553,573,593,613,63

Pro

tein

(%)

LUFA (Kjeldahl)

OPTIQUAD (gegen LUFA kalibriert)

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Is this correct?

LUFA (Kjeldahl)

OPTIQUA D

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3,150

3,200

3,250

3,300

3,350

3,400

3,450

3,500

3,550

3,600

3,650

1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31

Sample

Pro

tein

(%

)

FOSS

OPTIQUAD

Protein Measurement – Best Case

Lab analyzer vs. OPTIQUAD (after calibration), Standard deviation (RMSE) = 0.017%

November 9, 201131 OPT IQU AD

OPTIQUA DOPTIQUA D

Lab analyzer

Protein Measurement

November 9, 201132 OPT IQU AD

Ammerland: Protein OPTIQUAD vs. lab analyzer (15.2. – 17.2.2011)RMSEP = 0,031% Without questionable samples: 0,025%

Fat lab analyzer

Protein lab analyzer

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Protein Measurement - Conclusion

� OPTIQUAD has shown accurate and stable protein measurements within 7 months

� No recalibration and No maintenance within the whole 7 months

� Standard deviation under reference conditions = 0,02%

� Long term standard deviation (RMSE) = 0,03%

� Repeatability (RMSE) = 0,01%

� Protein measurements from accredited reference labs showed severe differences up to 0,1%

� Therefore: There is No real reference available! We have to calibrate OPTIQUAD against the “reference” the customer has to select

� Inline measurement is not influenced by sample extraction, transportation, and sample handling

November 9, 201133 OPT IQU AD

Ammerland, Fat Measurement

� ESL milk production with MikroFiltration, homogenization andpasteurization of cream phase

� In a vertical pipeline of DN 80 / 3“

� Different treated mediums will be mixed like:- Skim milk through MF- Cream via homog.

November 9, 201134 OPT IQU AD

Homo

Pasteur.

Separator

MF

CreamSkim milk

Raw milk

OPTIQUAD

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Fat Measurement: „Unstable Fat Measurement“

� At a glance the measurement performance of fat looked quite OK, but …

� Customer was not satisfied with “our unstable fat measurement”

November 9, 201135 OPT IQU AD

12:00 16:00

Test run May 17, 2010

Fat

[%]

Lab device

Fat Measurement: „Unstable Fat Measurement“

� Yes, the customer was right, the fat trend was too unstable

November 9, 201136 OPT IQU AD

12:00 16:00

Test run May 17, 2010

Fat

[%]

Lab analyzer

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14:54:00 14:56:00 14:58:00

3,42

3,44

3,46

3,48

3,50

3,52

3,54

3,56

3,58

Lactoscop OPTIQUAD

Fet

tgeh

alt [

%]

Uhrzeit

Fat Measurement: „Unstable Fat Measurement“

November 9, 201137 OPT IQU AD

� We took 18 samples in 1:25 min

� Result: The process was unstable, OPTIQUAD simply followed the reality

� Eng.company changedthe process afterwards

� Problem solved

Fat

[%]

Lab analyzer

Ammerland Fat Measurement

November 9, 201138 OPT IQU AD

� After

Fat Lab analyzer

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Fat Measurement

November 9, 201139 OPT IQU AD

Ammerland: Fat OPTIQUAD vs. Lab analyzer (2.2. – 17.2.2011)RMSEP = 0.023%; 1.5% milk = 0.019%; 3.5% milk = 0.026%

Before cleaning and zeroing

Fat Measurement

November 9, 201140 OPT IQU AD

Ammerland: Fat OPTIQUAD vs. Lab analyzer (2.2. – 17.2.2011)RMSEP = 0.021%; 1.5% milk = 0.012%; 3.5% milk = 0.025%

After cleaning and zeroing

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Fat Measurement - Conclusion

� OPTIQUAD has shown accurate and stable fat measurement

� The fat measurement has been used to control the fat standardization automatically

� Re-calibration: Depending on the application to enter samples from time to time would be a good idea to keep the OPTIQUAD up to date

� We recommend a 6 month maintenance cycle

� Standard deviation under reference conditions = 0.03 %

� Repeatability = 0.015 %

November 9, 201141 OPT IQU AD

KRAFT Foods: Fat and Protein Measurement

November 9, 201142 OPT IQU AD

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Kraft Foods, Fat and Protein Measurement

November 9, 201143 OPT IQU AD

� Raw milk and skim milk and cream will be mixed in one of two tanks at 7°C / 45°F

� After the tank our OPTIQUAD is being installed in a vertical pipe

� The milk will be pumped through our meter to cheese production. Temperature is still 7°C / 45°F

� Three kind of cheese are being produced.

� Subsequently milk with either 2.9% or 2% or 1.5% will be used.

� Customer want to measure the fat and protein content to also control the ratio.

Kraft Foods, Fat and Protein Measurement

November 9, 201144 OPT IQU AD

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� OPTIQUAD has been proven to provide an accurate and stable Protein and Fatmeasurement in several milk applications

� We gained experience in several milk applications so far.Other applications are possible of course but might need application engineering

� OPTIQUAD can be considered as accurate as the lab and reference devices!

� Lactose (milk sugar) now released; Dry solid under test actually

Conclusion – Fat, Protein, Lactose Measurement

November 9, 201145 OPT IQU AD

OPTIQUADAgenda

1. KROHNE Introduction

2. Spectroscopic Inline Analyzer

3. Measurement Principle

4. Fat, Protein, Lactose Measurement

5. COD Measurement

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OPTIQUAD-WW (Waste Water)

November 9, 201147 OPT IQU AD

� Measurement of Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) in

− waste water channels of

− dairies and

− cheese factories

November 9, 201148 OPT IQU AD

OPTIQUAD-WW: System Overview

24 VDC

RS422

4 x 4-20 mA analogue outputs

Analytical Unit

Compressed air cleaning nozzle

Operating unit

Temperature sensor

Protective cover

Cooling water connections

Fixings for mechanical holding system

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OPTIQUAD-WW Additional Equipment

November 9, 201149 OPT IQU AD

� Mechanical construction to hold the OPTIQUAD

OPTIQUAD-WW Additional Equipment

November 9, 201150 OPT IQU AD

� Complete construction to for a typical waste water channel

� OPTIQUAD can easily be pulled out of thewaste water chamber with a steel rope

� For bigger dirt particles we recommenda guide plate in front of our OPTIQUAD

� For certain applications we recommenda sample system to pump medium out of the channel (calibration & validation)

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Measurement of COD (chemical oxygen demand)

� We sold 6 devices to a big dairy in Germany to measure COD within several waste water channels and at the input of the waste water plant

� Devices from two competitors did not work well (maintenance due to a small measuring gap)

� Customer is satisfied and we got final approval

November 9, 201151 OPT IQU AD

Typical Installation

November 9, 201152 OPT IQU AD

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Measurement of COD (chemical oxygen demand)

� Continuous CSB-Monitoring (Measuring cycle within a few seconds)

� Measurement directly in the waste water

� No small measuring gap which would need much maintenance

� Big measuring range (up to now up to 70.000 mg/l)

� Automatic, cyclic cleaning of the measuring window by compressed air

November 9, 201153 OPT IQU AD

Thank you for your attention!

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OPTIQUADAgenda

1. KROHNE Introduction

2. Spectroscopic Inline Analyzer

3. Measurement Principle

4. Fat, Protein, Lactose Measurement

5. COD Measurement

6. OPTIQUAD Versatility

Measurement of FFA (free fatty acids)

� Measurement of FFA in a staple chips production facility

� Reason: Quality control and to save fresh oil

� Customer will order the next device now

November 9, 201156 OPT IQU AD

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OPTIQUAD versatile measurements

OPTIQUAD is able to be used in many other applications BUT we have to concentrate on the released applications only.

Some examples where OPTIQUAD has been installed:

− Colour measurement − Degree of whiteness of a liquid (big German dairy)− Degree of yellow color on plastics (BASF)

− Biofouling thickness in water pipes (IWW)

− Population of bacteria in water applications (IWW)

− Suspended Oil in Water (BASF)

− Oil layer above water (NWKG)

November 9, 201157 OPT IQU AD

OPTIQUADAgenda

1. KROHNE Introduction

2. Spectroscopic Inline Analyzer

3. Measurement Principle

4. Fat, Protein, Lactose Measurement

5. COD Measurement

6. OPTIQUAD Versatility

7. KROHNE Product Portfolio

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Variable Area Flow Meter H 250

Reference for the Competiton

Variable area meters are volumetric flow meters and can measure liquids and gases.

H250 F is the meter from KROHNE for food applications.

Through the modular design, the meter can have a local display and /or current and frequency outputs.

Meters are used for hygienic applications and in utility processes on air, carbon dioxide and water.

With EHEDG approval

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Hygienic Magnetic Flow Meter OPTIFLUX 6000

Reference for the Competiton

Electro Magnetic Flow meters are volumetric flow meters and measure conductive liquids up to a minimum conductivity of 5µS/cm.

OPTIFLUX 6000 is the hygienic flow meter from KROHNE for all food and pharmaceutical processes.

The combination of a sensor designed to the latest hygienic regulations and a powerful electronic makes this the optimum meter for hygienic process.

Nominal size fromDN 2.5 to 150

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Process Adapter

Metallic stop for precise compression and deformation of the L shaped gasket

Highest sealing force at the edge of the pipe

Expansion of sealing at CIP/ SIP backwards, easy to clean

Connection between EMF body and pipe

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Diameter: DN 2,5 – 150 (1/10” – 6” )

Flow range: 6 l/hr – 763 m3/hr (0,02 – 3361 USGal/min)

Process temp.: -60 to +180°C (-76 to +356°F) (= remo te)

Accuracy: < ± 0,2% of MV (IFC 300)

Connections: DIN11850, DIN 11851, DIN 11864-2,DIN 32676ISO 2037, ISO 2852, Tri Clover and SMS

Material: AISI 316L, roughness (Ra) < 0,8 µm

Liner: PFA (FDA conform), roughness (Ra) < 0,8 µm

Electrodes: Standard: Hastelloy C4 Optional: Stainless Steel, Titanium

Approvals: 3A, EHEDG, Pasteurized milk ordinance (PMO)

OPTIFLUX 6000

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Converter features

Batch Flow Meter BATCHFLUX 5500 C

The Standard for Filling Machines

Since the period of filling beverages in PET bottles, magnetic flow meters are used for precise dosing of the liquid.

●compact housing in stainless steel

●fully welded and leak proof

●no risk of moisture ingress through lids and gaskets

●highest protection class � IP69K

●Low power consumption

Highest Accuracy/ Repeatability

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Batch Flow Meter BATCHFLUX 5500 C

Long term reliability

Measuring tube

●made of robust and temperature shock resistant high-tech ceramic

●compared to fluoroplastic materials does not leak or creep

●results in excellent measuring accuracy and repeatability

●suitable for hot filling applications

Optimized flow tube

●tapered shape produces venturi effect

●flow profile optimized for better accuracy

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Hygienic Mass Flow MeterOPTIMASS range

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Hygienic Mass Flow Meter OPTIMASS 7000

Inventor of Coriolis Straight Tube Meters

Coriolis Mass Flow meters are flow meters which can measure precisely mass flow of liquids/gases/slurries and also the actual density.

KROHNE invented the straight tube coriolismeter. Through its features of measuring with one tube, the meter is highly appreciated at Food and Pharma applictaions.

●Self draining; easy to clean

●High density / high viscosity applications

●No pressure drop is allowed

●Good for sheer sensitive products

●Precise density meter

Sizes from DN 6 to 80Custody transfer

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Hygienic Mass Flow Meter OPTIMASS 7000

Features

●Only meter with integrated heating system

●All kinds of hygienic connections available

●Only single straight tube with Custody Transfer Approval; this for mass and volume applications

Sizes from DN 6 to 80Custody transfer

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Hygienic Continous Level Meter OPTIWAVE 7300

Technological Leader in Radar

For difficult applications and easy operation.

Non contact measurement for liquids /slurries/ powders.

Precise level mangement on liquids and solids.

Encapsulated antenna, CIP cleanable and with hygienic process connections.

CIP/ SIP cleanable

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Pressure Transmitter PTD 500

Pressure transmitters are used to measure pipe pressure and also as a tank measurement for mixing and storage tanks.

●compact housing in stainless steel

●Hygienic process connections

●High overload protection

�High Resistance against condensate

Highest Accuracy/ Repeatability

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ApplicationsBlending of syrup

Producing different kinds of beverages

Mixing the ingredients

●concentated syrup

●water

●vitamines and

●flavour additives.

ApplicationsCream cheese

Producing cream cheese

●milk

●vegetable oil

●additives

●final product

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ApplicationsChocolate

Chocolate is a product with a high viscosity and therefore can only be pumped at higher temperatures.

Here a heating jacket is required.

ApplicationsBrewery

Most of the liquids in breweries aremeasured by electromagnetic flow meters example given :

●Water

●Mash water

●Wort measurement

●Yeast flow

●Flow of filtration aid

●Beer filtrate

●CIP liquids

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ApplicationsEckes Granini

Producing Fruit juice

Mixing the various ingredients ofjuices like

●concentated orange juice

●water

●vitamines and

●flavour additives

●CIP

ApplicationsBeverages

Mixing tank where the various ingredients are mixed according to the recipe.

●Water

●Syrup

●Vitamines

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ApplicationsJuices

Mixing tank where the various ingredients are mixed according to the recipe.

●Juice

●Additives

●Vitamines