Beer Pasteurizing Units

Category

Beer Equipment

Clients

Pali Hills, Amara, Blossom, Khoday, UB, SAB

Beer Pasteurizing Units Description

These beer pasteurizing units are suitable for use in the beer-making and beverage sectors. They are simple and practical to use and the materials and components meet high-quality standards, compliant with current standards. The systems are designed for the pasteurization of beer in order to extend the product’s shelf life without losing any of its distinctive organoleptic features. The pasteurizers are made of stainless steel.

They may be automatic or semiautomatic and they are fitted with a system of probes that enable all the parameters needed to guarantee a perfect pasteurization to be viewed and printed.
The units are easy to install and ready for washing with the aid of a CIP system, having been designed and manufactured to ensure the utmost hygiene. They are available with customizable flow rates to suit every client’s needs.

  • Economy Solutions offers Beer Pasteurizing Units, designed for the beer-making and beverage industries.
  • These units are easy to use, made of high-quality materials, and meet current standards. They are available in both automatic and semi-automatic models.
  • The units are designed to extend the shelf life of beer without sacrificing its unique flavors and characteristics.
  • The units are made of stainless steel and equipped with probes for monitoring pasteurization, making it easy to monitor the pasteurization process and ensure consistent results.
  • The units are easy to clean, and have been designed and manufactured to ensure the utmost hygiene.
  • The units are customizable, with flow rates that can be adjusted to suit the specific needs of each client.
  • Pasteurization enables a can or bottle of beer to be stored at room temperature for periods of time up to 120 days and beyond.
  • Pasteurization has the advantage of lower equipment cost, as the capital cost for a tunnel Pasteurizer that operates at the same rate as a Flash Pasteurizer is often three times as much.
  • Pasteurization enables a can or bottle of beer to be stored at room temperature for periods of time up to 120 days and beyond. Draft beer that is not pasteurized has a life 45 to 60 days. Draft beers that are pasteurized often have a life of 6 to 9 months.

Pasteurization has the advantage for equipment cost. The capital cost for a tunnel Pasteurizer that operates at the same rate as a Flash Pasteurizer can cost three times as much.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A beer pasteurizing unit is used to heat beer to a specific temperature for a certain amount of time in order to kill any potential harmful microorganisms and extend the shelf life of the beer.

A beer pasteurizing unit typically consists of a heat exchanger, a control system, and a holding tube. The beer is pumped through the heat exchanger where it is heated to the desired temperature. The control system monitors and maintains the temperature, and the holding tube allows the beer to be held at the pasteurization temperature for the required amount of time.

There are different types of beer pasteurizing units available, such as plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers. Plate heat exchangers are made up of a series of metal plates that transfer heat between the beer and a heating medium, such as hot water or steam. Tubular heat exchangers use a tube-in-tube design to transfer heat between the beer and a heating medium.

The thermal efficiency of a beer pasteurizing unit refers to the ratio of the useful energy output to the energy input. It is typically measured as a percentage and is used to determine how effectively the unit is able to transfer heat to the beer.

The heat exchanger in a beer pasteurizing unit is designed to transfer heat efficiently between the beer and the heating medium. The design of the heat exchanger can vary depending on the type of unit, with plate heat exchangers and tubular heat exchangers being the most common. Plate heat exchangers use a series of metal plates to transfer heat, while tubular heat exchangers use a tube-in-tube design.

The pasteurization temperature and holding time for beer pasteurizing unit is typically between 63-75°C (145-167°F) for 15-30 seconds. This range of temperature and time is sufficient to kill any harmful microorganisms that can cause spoilage.?

The control system in a beer pasteurizing unit is designed to monitor and maintain the pasteurization temperature and holding time. The control system typically consists of temperature sensors, a control panel, and a control algorithm. The temperature sensors provide input to the control algorithm, which then adjusts the heating medium to maintain the desired pasteurization temperature.

Design requirements for a beer pasteurizing unit in terms of sanitation are critical, as the unit must maintain the safety of the product by eliminating or reducing the number of harmful microorganisms. The unit must be designed to be easily cleaned and sanitized, with smooth surfaces and minimal crevices where microorganisms can grow. The unit should also be designed to prevent cross-contamination between batches of beer.
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