Sugar dissolver ACT series

Detail Description Dissolving Tank In the beverage industry, sugar is mostly processed as a watery solution. Therefore, the first step is the production of a standardized sugar syrup. The concentration is between 60 ... 67° Brix. Discontinuous and continuous processes are applied in the beverage industry. Discontinuous process with Dissolving Tank For discontinuous processes mixers are used, the capacity of which can vary according to the prepared granular sugar quantity. The required quantity of well-tempered dissolving water is provided in the mixer. By means of a pneumatical or mechanical conveyor the granular sugar is fed to the mixer. When the dissolving procedure is finished, the sugar syrup is filtered and pasteurised and then, in a filtered condition, passed on to a buffer tank. Continuous process with hot/cold dissolving tank The continuous processes can be divided into cold and hot dissolving procedures. These procedures require a granular sugar silo and a corresponding tank capacity for sugar syrup. Granular sugar and dissolving water are fed to the dissolving tank in the desired ratio. A circulating pump ensures a homogeneous suspension. A partial flow is supplied to the buffer tank, either via a gap filter (cold dissolving) or a pasteurisation (hot dissolving) with integrated filtration and deaeration.