Ultrafiltration Water
The flow used in processing can be subject to strict quality parameters, as is the case in the food industry.
In this and in areas where a high level of filtration is required, Water Ultrafiltration equipment is used, which involves passing over specific membranes.
It is provided in the Primary Water Potabilization process or in stages where molecule separation needs to be carried out.
The design required for plant sizing allows for the identification of the most suitable type of membrane for different processes.
In the Dairy Sector, for example, dairy whey can be treated in order to obtain its protein concentration.
This first stage of the process makes it possible to separate the fluid and, following Reverse Osmosis or Nanofiltration treatments, obtain the lactose, for subsequent production activities.
Remaining in this Sector, milk concentration, useful for some types of cheeses, or its protein standardization, with control of the ratio on fats, can be carried out.
These are operations often required by the market, which today demands quality products with a consistent protein content.
Ultrafiltration water plant is also employed to deprive processing sera from microorganisms and save on supply.
It is applied, for example, on Brine, used for preservation of finished products, on the withdrawal of well water, used for cleaning machinery, and on other processing serums of fresh products.
At the mozzarella firming stage, for example, obvious contamination phenomena are avoided , with the appearance of blue or pink color on the surface of the cheeses.
Incorporating the Ultrafiltration water process within the production cycle does not imply interruptions in the production process of any kind, since the system is pre-assembled on a platform, called a Skid in technical jargon.
In this way the time dedicated to assembly and appropriate verification of functionality is optimized and consequently is negligible on production costs.
Coind Ultrafiltration plants include a flushing function and are fully automated, allowing for minimal maintenance.
