With all due respect to Jim Morrison of The Doors, who authored “Yes, the River Knows,” the title of this story aptly describes how a viscous fluid or slurry pours out of a tilted container with an interior surface coated with a food-safe, slippery compound.
Used in the production of clear malt beverage, the GEA membrane filtration plant can be integrated into an existing brewery to separate undesirable residual sugar, salts and long-chain color and aroma components; an additional absorption polishing step is optional.
Engineered for products with high viscosity and large particulates, the Rieger incline-seat valve offers a straight-through product flow path and minimal pressure drop.
Measuring low-viscosity and non-aggressive liquids, Badger Meter Vision bisphenol A-free turbine flow meters comply with the lead-free provisions of the United States Safe Drinking Water Act.
The Oden platform for complete turnkey liquid products packaging lines helps manufacturers avoid critical integration issues when the process is attempted at the plant level.