Koercl Fluid Control System
Address: No. 225, nine waterway, Licang District, Qingdao
Tel:0532-88769174
Fax:0532-68076087
Engineering Department
Contactor:Mr Wang
Tel:13386425750
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Hot water deaeration by stripping with CO2
Very low residual oxygen values <5ppb
Simultaneous pasteurization/sterilization of the water
High heat recuperation up to 95%
Optional In –Line oxygen analyzer,filtration or carbonization
Hygienic design,full CIP capability
Easy operation,low maintenance effort,long service life
Fully automatic operation with standard PLC and touch panel
Optional integration in process control system and remote maintenance
Individually dimensioned and designed for each specific application
Equipment and components according to customer specification
Compact tubular–frame system {skid mounted}
The Hot Water Deaeration system functions as a specialized water treatment apparatus designed to remove dissolved oxygen from water sources, achieving residual oxygen concentrations that fall below the 5ppb threshold, a critical parameter for applications requiring oxygen-depleted water such as pharmaceutical manufacturing, food and beverage processing, and industrial steam generation where oxygen presence can trigger corrosion, microbial gro
The methodology finds application across multiple industrial sectors including brewing operations, beverage manufacturing, food processing, and chemical-pharmaceutical production, each of which faces distinct water quality demands in their production workflows.
The system is engineered with high operational reliability that ensures consistent performance across extended operational periods, incorporating high heat recuperation capabilities that reach up to 95% efficiency in thermal energy recovery from exhaust streams, combined with low c
Technical Description
Within the thermal processing infrastructure of the facility, water undergoes sequential heating through a multi-stage plate heat exchanger system comprising three distinct thermal zones.
The water distribution system in this gas-liquid contacting apparatus operates through a carefully engineered mechanism whereby the aqueous phase is delivered uniformly across the entire upper boundary of the column, ensuring that no localized flooding or channeling occurs during the initial contact stage. Once introduced, the water phase commences a gradual descent throughout the depth of the structured packing medium, creating conditions where the liquid stream moves in a direction opposite to the ascending gas phase—a configuration known as counter-current flow that maximizes mass transfer efficiency between the two immiscible phases.
The deaerated water is pumped from the bottom of the column through the plate heat exchanger,where it is cooled by the incoming water.Finally the water is cooled to 2℃ in the plate heat exchanger by glycol or ammonia.Sensors for oxygen.level,flow and temperature monitor the proper functioning of the system.
The unit can be controlled by a local programmable logic controller paired with an integrated touch panel interface, or alternatively
Within the context of stringent regulatory frameworks governing food and beverage manufacturing, facilities managing production environments for beverages and chemical-pharmaceutical applications encounter substan
Technical Specification
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Capacity |
25-500hl/h |
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Residual oxygen content |
<5ppb |
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CO2 pressure |
6bar |
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CO2 purity |
≥99.98% |
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Heating media |
Steam or hot water |
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Cooling media |
Glycol or ammonia |
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