Benefícios
O Tetra Pak® Tanque para Queijo Granulado E4 é um equipamento avançado e altamente automatizado usado para preparar coalhada de queijo em linhas de queijo cottage e de textura granulada. Essas linhas podem incluir máquinas de envase, pasteurizadores, escorredores, reservatórios, misturadores etc.
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Características
Heating jacket
Even curd temperature and no risk of overheating
The heating jacket is placed on the bottom and side walls of the vat, ensuring an even, rapid and controlled heat transfer. By controlling the heat transfer into the cheese curd we also control the speed of syneresis. This makes it possible to determine the exact moisture content in the final product.
Ultra clean
Maintains a hygienic production environment
Ultra Clean consists of a sterile air preparation system outside the vat. In the vat itself, there is an over and under-pressure valve and a safe manhole. Sterile air is pumped into the vat, creating a cushion of overpressure. This prevents non-sterile air from outside entering the unit if the manhole is opened.
Extruded inlet design
Enhances food safety and extends equipment lifetime
In a traditional vat design, the welded connections are perpendicular to the inner jacket wall. As the vat heats and cools over time, it expands and contracts, leading to the risk of cracks in the weld. In this unit, all the connections leading from the inner jacket wall (to the CIP, water, manhole whey discharge etc…) are extruded to create a smooth steel arc. This prevent cracks caused by thermal stress.
Tipping system
Reduces product waste
Towards the end of the emptying process, a pressure transmitter at the bottom of the vat sends a signal to tip the vat and get the last curds out. This ensures that no product remains in the vat, reducing waste.
Indented back wall
No curd remains uncut
The back wall of the vat is designed with indents at regular intervals. This means that when the longitudinal cut is made in the curd, the harp can continue cutting to the very edge of the coagulated curd mass. This means there is no ‘uncut’ curd left, thereby reducing waste.
