Milk electromagnetic flowmeter flow meters
The application of electromagnetic flowmeters in milk production is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
1. Accurate measurement and control: In the milk production process, electromagnetic flowmeters can accurately
measure the flow of milk to ensure the accurate ratio of each production link, thereby ensuring stable product
quality. For example, in dairy production, electromagnetic flowmeters can accurately monitor the flow changes
of milk to ensure the efficiency and consistency of the sterilization process.
2. Cost control and efficient production: By measuring water flow, electromagnetic flowmeters help companies to
make rational use of water resources, optimize processes, reduce costs, and promptly detect problems such as
pipeline leaks. In addition, its design without mechanical parts makes it suitable for use in CIP and SIP processes,
reducing the risk of equipment damage, extending service life, and reducing maintenance requirements.
3. Quality monitoring and assurance: Electromagnetic flowmeters can monitor flow changes in the production
process in real time, helping managers to detect abnormal situations in a timely manner, ensuring production
continuity and product quality stability. Its high-precision measurement capability (such as ±0.5% accuracy)
makes it unaffected by fluid temperature, pressure, density and other parameters, ensuring the accuracy of
measurement.
4. Hygiene and safety: The electromagnetic flowmeter uses food-grade materials (such as 316L stainless steel or
polytetrafluoroethylene) and a dead-angle design, which is not easy to breed bacteria and meets the hygiene
standards of the food industry. Its smooth inner wall design prevents dairy residues and bacterial growth, ensuring
the hygiene and safety of the product.
5. Adapt to a variety of processes: The electromagnetic flowmeter is suitable for a variety of processes such as
pasteurization and CIP cleaning, and can resist the erosion of cleaning agents to ensure that the equipment meets
the critical cleaning temperature requirements.
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