Catalog 2013
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GEA Breconcherry cleaning technology Catalog 2013 engineering for a better world GEA Mechanical Equipment

Publication date: 01 / 01 / 2013 The article numbers and technical specifications are up to date. The publication of specifications, technical data and information in written or electronic form does not release the user from the responsibility of checking for themselves all products delivered by us for suitability for the application(s) intended. These may be subject to change without prior notification. Mistakes and printing errors excepted – we assume no liability for the correctness of specifications given. The general terms and conditions of delivery for GEA Mechanical Equipment UK Ltd...

Cleaning components Table of contents for cleaning components and accessories Pages Resistance of sealing materials 15 Orbital cleaner - Typhoon 16 Orbital cleaner - Tempest 17 Orbital cleaner - Tornado 18 Orbital cleaner - Tornado 4 19 Rotating cleaner - Torrent 22 Rotating cleaner - Sanitor 32 Cleaner inquiries - checklist 71

Business Unit GEA Flow Components Every second litre of beer brewed in the world may well have flown through a component supplied by GEA Group. About every fourth litre of milk is extracted or further processed with equipment produced by GEA Group. One third of the worldwide instant coffee is produced in GEA Group systems – with sales of more than five billion euros, the group is one of the largest suppliers of process machinery and technology in the world. GEA Group comprises six segments. The GEA Flow Components business unit is part of the GEA Mechanical Equipment segment, together with...

GEA Breconcherry GEA Breconcherry cleaning technology – the solution for every cleaning process Our cleaning equipment has been developed for sustainable practice, with special emphasis on saving valuable resources in the cleaning process. Whether using orbital, rotary or static, our cleaners achieve the best cleaning results in multiple industry sectors. Incorporating our systems into your production can help you to reduce production downtime, waste disposal costs, and water and detergent consumption. We offer economical, flexible and service-oriented solutions: Economical Flexible...

GEA Breconcherry Examples of applications and industries: Applications: • Process vessels • Storage tanks • Lauter tuns • Milk tanks • Spray dryers • Fermenters • Silos • Mixers • Batch blenders • Shipping containers • Tanker trucks • IBCs • Container wash tunnels • etc. Industries: • Brewing and beverage industries • Dairy and food industries • Cosmetics industry • Pharmaceuticals industry • Fine chemicals industry • Biotechnology industry • Chemicals industry • Paint industry • etc. 7 GEA Breconcherry

GEA Breconcherry Powerful cleaning in tanks up to 33 meter diameter Orbital cleaners Orbital cleaners work on the basis of two rotating axes, one horizontal and one vertical, as shown in the illustration. • • • • • • • • Hygienic design Ball bearing free (exception TMC) Slim, compact design Intensive cleaning with targeted jets Long life Easy-to-maintain Driven by the cleaning medium (exception TMC) Low number of components (orbital cleaners Typhoon, Tempest, Tornado all use the same spare parts) • Reproducible cleaning by monitoring of the rotation with sensor SMW 100 or Veri-Clean...

GEA Breconcherry Efficient cleaning in tanks up to 8.5 meter diameter Rotating cleaners The optimum cleaning effect of the rotating cleaners is produced by targeted flat jets or fast moving high impact droplets • Hygienic design • Ball bearing free • Low number of components Spray balls Spray balls as static cleaners are designed for flush cleaning with a high flow rate, thus providing powerful flushing at low pressure. • • • • Low capital outlay No wearing parts Various possible spray patterns, materials, and surfaces High flow rates Retractors In-Line Sprayer / MR1/MR2 The In-Line Sprayer...

Cleaning components Recommended cleaning diameter [m] wetting readily lightly heavily encrusted soluble adherent adherent

Cleaning components Recommended cleaning diameter [m] wetting readily lightly heavily encrusted soluble adherent adherent wetting readily lightly heavily encrusted soluble adherent adherent wetting readily lightly heavily encrusted soluble adherent adherent wetting readily lightly heavily encrusted soluble adherent adherent wetting readily lightly heavily encrusted soluble adherent adherent Spray ball wetting readily redily adher- heavily encrusted

Cleaning components Recommended working pressure [bar] Flow rate [m3/h]

GEA Breconcherry Technical Data Resistance of sealing materials depending on type and temperature of the medium conveyed. General resistance comparsion of product wetted seals Resistance: A = good resistance B = reduced service live C = not resistant Sealing material EPDM general operating temperature Medium FFKM VMQ -10…+230°C * -50…+200°C * PTFE C-PTFE -40…+260°C * -40…+260°C * Temp. Caustics up to 3% to 80°C A Caustics up to 5% to 40°C Caustics up to 5% to 80°C to 80°C B A B A A A B A B A A A C A B A A B Caustics more than 5% Anorganic acids up to 3% ** FKM -40…+135°C * -10…+200°C * C A...

GEA Breconcherry Orbital cleaner - Typhoon Working pressure: 2 - 10 bar (29 - 145 psi) Recommended pressure: 4 - 8 bar (58 - 145 psi) Cleaning diameter: max. 17 m (55.8 ft) Flow rate: 5.6 - 10.5 m3/h (93 - 175 l/min / 24.7 - 46.2 USgpm) Spray angle: 360° Operating temperature: max. 95 °C (203 °F) Ambient temperature: max. 140 °C (284 °F), 30 min Insertion opening: min. Ø 130 mm (5.12 inch) Materials: stainless steel 316L (1.4404), C-PTFE or PTFE, C-PEEK Weight: • Self-cleaning • High spray dwell time • Identical to Tempest & Tornado for maintenance purposes 4 4 3 3 1 Version Part number 1"...