HT320 - HTST-UHT Pilot System (English) - OMVE Laboratory & Pilot Equipment - #1

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OMVE Laboratory & Pilot Equipment Tel. +31 30 241 00 70 omve@omve.com Lekdijk 20 Fax +31 30 241 19 36 www.omve.com 3998 NH Schalkwijk The Netherlands HT320 range: continuous flow Pilot HTST / UHT System Pilot Pasteurisation and Sterilisation with great accuracy and flexibility Introduction to the OMVE HT320 HTST/UHT range OMVE HT320 continuous flow HTST/UHT pilot processing equipment give Research & Development, Quality Assurance and Pilot departments access to a unique formula of continuous flow heat treatment processes for a very broad range of products. The pilot systems can be equipped with different heat exchangers and have a very low hold-up volume. The entire system is operated by a central PLC for easy operation. HTST/UHT systems cater for different capacities (20 l/h [4.4 gph] up to 200 l/h [44gph] at 150°C [302°F] are available). Unlike other systems, the OMVE 320 HTST/UHT pilot systems are based on modules that can be configured to customer specifications. The configuration of the HTST/UHT system depends on product and process specifications. All processes can be performed aseptically. Features Benefits • Industrial components • Reliable & accurate • Modular build • Proven technology with full flexibility • Manual and/or automatic operation • Optimal flexibility and convenience • Supports different kinds of heat exchangers • Processing a broad range of products • Fully automatic CIP facility • Quick and easy cleaning • In-line operation with other equipment • Simulates complete industrial lines • Low product hold up • Saves costs and time • Spray/splash-proof • Suitable for use in wet areas • Open frame • Easy to inspect and to service • Full automation with Scada system (optional) • Easy to use, even for less experienced operators • Broad range of optional accessories • Simulates your plant, no concessions! Scraped Surface Heat Exchanger Direct Steam Injection Plate Heat Exchanger Tubular Heat Exchanger