Mixing large beverage tanks with a bottom-entry mixer
A Victorian-based food processor had a requirement to mix increasing volumes of a non-dairy milk but had limited resources or space to expand. It asked the Teralba technical team to assess whether or not it was possible to use some old 220,000 L milk silos and install agitation.
The key criteria to convert the old milk tanks into mixing vessels for non-dairy milk included ground level installation and servicing; and the ability to mix from full 220,000 L down to 5000 L.
The solution: Mixquip Series 500 Bottom Entry Agitators
Teralba has expanded its range of Mixquip Series 500 Bottom Entry Agitators.
A bottom-entry mounting configuration provide a powerful axial flow up through the contents of the tank. Combined with a level sensor and variable speed drive, Mixquip Bottom Entry Mixers have the ability to mix down to less than 5% of the total tank volume.
A further advantage is the compact design and short shaft, which mean lower capital costs than a traditional top-entry agitator.
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