Fruit handling
Inclined Fruit Elevator
A flighted inclined belt transfers suitable fruit from a lower receiving or washing point to a higher process inlet.
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Review the pulp line as an operable plant layout with accessible contact parts and defined service responsibilities.
Review the layout with the campaign team
Check fruit entry, preparation stations, residue exits, operators, bulk containers and finished-pack movement together. The drawing should show the space needed during cleaning and maintenance, not only normal operation.
- Identify lifting and removal envelopes.
- Keep access to screens, seals and drives visible.
- Review waste-container movement and drains.
Define commissioning evidence
Use an agreed inlet condition and output assessment method for each material trial. Record configuration, interruptions and measured mass / time so the result can be interpreted later.
- Verify installation and interface documentation.
- Keep representative fruit trials separate from dry checks.
- Record unresolved items with an owner.
Plan campaign-specific wear and spares questions
Ask the supplier which contact parts, seals and screens are configuration-dependent, which inspections are required and how replacements are identified. No service interval or spare life is assumed here.
- Request model-specific manuals and parts lists.
- Record safe isolation procedures.
- Agree support scope and exclusions in writing.
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Equipment for this review
Pulp recovery and texture
Two-stage Fruit Pulper and Refiner
Two driven cylindrical stages recover pulp from suitable prepared fruit and refine the accepted fraction to the selected screen arrangement.
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Cleaning and changeover
Three-tank CIP Cleaning System
The shown three-tank cleaning station combines liquid storage, circulation pumps, a valve manifold and operator interface for selected closed circuits.
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