EP4003618A1 - Sudhausanlage mit trenneinrichtung - Google Patents
Sudhausanlage mit trenneinrichtungInfo
- Publication number
- EP4003618A1 EP4003618A1 EP20746110.4A EP20746110A EP4003618A1 EP 4003618 A1 EP4003618 A1 EP 4003618A1 EP 20746110 A EP20746110 A EP 20746110A EP 4003618 A1 EP4003618 A1 EP 4003618A1
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- Prior art keywords
- line
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Classifications
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- B08B—CLEANING IN GENERAL; PREVENTION OF FOULING IN GENERAL
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- B08B9/027—Cleaning the internal surfaces; Removal of blockages
- B08B9/032—Cleaning the internal surfaces; Removal of blockages by the mechanical action of a moving fluid, e.g. by flushing
- B08B9/0321—Cleaning the internal surfaces; Removal of blockages by the mechanical action of a moving fluid, e.g. by flushing using pressurised, pulsating or purging fluid
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B08—CLEANING
- B08B—CLEANING IN GENERAL; PREVENTION OF FOULING IN GENERAL
- B08B9/00—Cleaning hollow articles by methods or apparatus specially adapted thereto
- B08B9/02—Cleaning pipes or tubes or systems of pipes or tubes
- B08B9/027—Cleaning the internal surfaces; Removal of blockages
- B08B9/032—Cleaning the internal surfaces; Removal of blockages by the mechanical action of a moving fluid, e.g. by flushing
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B08—CLEANING
- B08B—CLEANING IN GENERAL; PREVENTION OF FOULING IN GENERAL
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a brewhouse facility with at least two brewing vessels, which are connected to one another via a connection line, according to the preamble of claim 1.
- CIP cleaning system cleaning-in-place
- CIP cleaning is that the cleaning fluid can be fed back into the CIP cleaning system. There it can be filtered and stored in buffer tanks for the next cleaning. During the cleaning of a process section, the cleaning fluid is circulated through the CIP cleaning system. This means that the temperature and the concentration of the cleaning agent can be constantly monitored during cleaning and, if necessary, corrected by heating the cleaning fluid or adding cleaning agent. This cleaning affects, for example, the brewing containers that are cleaned with appropriate cleaning equipment (spray ball, target steel cleaner, or the like).
- a suitable cleaning fluid for example cleaning solution or cleaning acid
- a suitable cleaning fluid for example cleaning solution or cleaning acid
- the lines have a CIP flow and a CIP return.
- the cleaning liquid is then fed into the corresponding connection line between two brewing vessels at the CIP flow and can be drained off the connection line at the CIP return.
- the desired cleaning effect is achieved through the flow of the CIP cleaning fluid in the connection line.
- connection lines which divide the connection lines into two line s sections.
- the separation devices Through the separation devices, the different brewing vessels of the Sudhau sstrom can be separated from each other so that the upstream or. downstream brewing vessel can be cleaned with the associated line section of the connecting line without the brewing process s in the upstream or. to disturb downstream brewing vessel.
- the cleaning liquid is introduced into the brewing vessel (for example, using appropriate known cleaning devices), with the brewing vessel being cleaned.
- the cleaning fluid is drained off through the connection line.
- the integrated pump which is usually the product pump, drains the cleaning fluid through the downstream pipeline.
- the cleaning liquid is diverted from the brewing system through appropriate separating elements and conveyed back to the CIP system.
- the separating devices are designed to be leak-proof.
- the separation devices have a leakage protection so that in the event of a leak in the separation device, the liquid flowing through the leakage, namely product fluid or cleaning fluid, does not drop into the adjacent second line despite the corresponding delivery pressure - Cut flows in and is mixed there in an undesirable manner with another pending liquid.
- the volume draining off via the spill protection can then be disposed of via a drain, for example. It is sensible to assign the following liquor to a brewing vessel. But this is not absolutely necessary.
- the disadvantage of the known brewhouse systems with a leak-proof separating device is that the separating device itself cannot be cleaned with the cleaning fluid flowing under pressure.
- the separating device is flushed through in a clocked manner with essentially pressureless cleaning fluid, the cleaning fluid then flowing through the leakage line into the drain.
- the shut-off element in the drain line is opened for a short moment. Since this line opens into a drain, the discharge is largely pressureless.
- the neighboring line piece can not be flowed through by detergent even if there is a leak, since liquids always flow the path of least resistance.
- Separating device used cleaning fluid flows through the drain and is thus lost.
- the cleaning effect is relatively small due to the almost pressureless flow of the cleaning liquid in the separating device, so that the separating device can nevertheless become clogged with soiling over time and may then have to be removed for cleaning.
- a further disadvantage is that in the case of large pipe sections, a large amount of cleaning fluid has to flow through the pipe section in order to generate the flow velocity required for cleaning. Consequently the larger the pipe, the greater the loss of cleaning agent.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to propose a brewhouse system with a separating device built into a connection line which avoids the above-mentioned disadvantages of the known brewhouse systems.
- the separating device is based on the basic idea that the separating device comprises two separating organs, the separating organs each having two switchable shut-off elements for the connection line, a switchable shut-off element towards the drainage line and a switchable shut-off element towards a CIP line includes st.
- the two separating elements provided one behind the other in the connection line, it is possible that the first separating element is also cleaned when the front line section is cleaned, and the second separating element provides the necessary leakage protection. Subsequently, when cleaning the rear line section, the second separating element can also be cleaned and the upstream first separating element ensures the necessary leakage protection.
- the two separating elements can be switched by switching the shut-off elements accordingly so that one separating element is always cleaned and the other separating element ensures the necessary leakage protection.
- the separating device when the individual sections of the connecting line not only individually, but each together with the brewing vessel arranged upstream of the connecting line getting cleaned.
- the brewing vessel is cleaned in a known manner by means of a cleaning device in the vessel (spray head, jet cleaner or the like).
- the resulting sump of cleaning liquid is then conveyed through the connection line by means of the product pump, whereby it is cleaned.
- the cleaning liquid is directed into the first separating device and discharged from there via the cleaning connection. So it gets back to the CIP system. In this way, the individual brewing vessels can be cleaned together with a section of the connecting line without having to interrupt the processing in the other brewing vessels.
- the way in which the CIP lines are connected to the separating elements is basically arbitrary. According to a preferred variant, it is provided that the CIP line is connected to a CIP return at the first separating element provided upstream in the connecting line, through which cleaning liquid can be conveyed out of the intermediate section of the first separating element. In this way it is possible that the cleaning sflü sstechnik, which flows into the connecting line at the CIP flow, conveyed through the intermediate section of the first separator and then flows off via the CIP return of the first separator. The cleaning fluid used to clean the first separator is no longer lost in this way, but can be returned via the CIP return of the first separator.
- the CIP line is connected to the second separating element provided downstream in the connecting line on a CIP flow through which cleaning fluid can be fed into the intermediate section of the second separating element. If the second separating element is now cleaned, the cleaning fluid reaches the intermediate section of the second separating element via the CIP flow and flows from there into the second line outlet. Cut of the connection line to the CIP return provided there. In this way, the cleaning fluid used for cleaning the second separating element can also be completely recycled.
- shut-off elements are seated in the connection line in order to connect the connection line when cleaning the first or. second separator to be able to separate leak-proof from each other in two line sections.
- the second shut-off element of the first separating element provided downstream in the connecting line is also used as the first shut-off element of the second separating element provided upstream in the connecting line. In this way, a shut-off element to create the two separating organs can be saved, since the shut-off element located in the middle between the two separating organs is used functionally for both separating organs.
- the drain line and the CIP line open into the separating element offset from one another. In this way it is possible for the cleaning fluid to flow through the intermediate section to the connected CIP line when cleaning the two separating elements and thereby clean the intersection area to the drainage line.
- the opening point of the CIP line is arranged on the first separating element provided upstream in the connecting line in the intermediate section downstream of the opening point of the discharge line.
- the opening point of the CIP line is arranged on the second separating element provided downstream in the connection line in the intermediate section upstream of the opening point of the discharge line.
- the distance between the opening point of the CIP line in the connec tion line and the inlet in the downstream shut-off element is smaller than the diameter of the connection line. This is because the inlet into the shut-off element arranged downstream is not directly traversed by the flow of the cleaning fluid when the first separating element is cleaned. Rather, the flow of cleaning fluid only flows past the inlet of the shut-off element arranged downstream. In order to achieve sufficient cleaning of the inlet in the downstream shut-off element, it is necessary that this distance is smaller than the diameter of the connection line, since it is known that in this case the flow of cleaning fluids also flows past Smaschine a sufficient cleaning of the inlet into the downstream shut-off element is realized.
- the distance between the opening of the CIP line in the connec tion line and the outlet of the upstream shut-off element in the second separating element is smaller than the diameter of the connection line in order to also allow the outflow of the upstream arranged shut-off elements to be able to clean sufficiently when the cleaning fluid flows past.
- the distance between the opening point of the drainage line in the connection line and the inlet into the shut-off element in the drainage line should preferably be smaller than the diameter of the connection line in order to allow the outlet into the shut-off elements to the drainage line through the flowing past Ensure cleaning fluid.
- What kind of shut-off elements are used to implement the separating organs is basically arbitrary. According to a preferred embodiment, it is provided that the separating elements are designed in the form of switchable adjustable flaps or shut-off flaps. Butterfly valves are particularly useful in very large systems where the pipelines can have nominal widths of more than 100 mm, since there are usually no longer known double seat valves in these nominal widths. In these system sizes, appropriately interconnected butterfly valves are usually significantly cheaper.
- the cleaning fluid and / or the product fluid can be conveyed through the connecting line with feed pumps in order to achieve a corresponding conveying capacity and / or conveying speed of the cleaning fluid or. to realize a corresponding delivery rate of the product liquid.
- Various embodiments of the invention are shown schematically in the drawings and are explained below by way of example.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematically illustrated brewhouse system with several brewing vessels connected to one another via a connection line;
- Fig. 2 shows the connecting line of the Sudhau sstrom according to Fig. 1 with a separating device according to the invention in an enlarged schematic representation when the product liquid is pumped through; 3 shows the separating device according to FIG. 2 when cleaning the first
- FIG. 4 shows the separating device according to FIG. 2 when cleaning the second
- FIG. 5 shows a second separating device according to the invention when passing the product liquid in an enlarged schematic representation
- FIG. 6 shows the separating device according to FIG. 5 when cleaning the first
- FIG. 9 shows the separating device according to FIG. 8 when cleaning the first
- FIG. 10 shows the separating device according to FIG. 8 when cleaning the second
- Fig. 1 shows a Sudhau sstrom 01 with several brewing vessels, namely a wet grist mill 02, a mash vessel 03, a lauter tun 04, a wort container 05, a wort kettle 06 and a whirlpool 07.
- the brewing vessels 02 to 07 are via different connecting lines 08 with each other connected to the product liquid, namely the mash or. To be able to continue pumping the wort between the different brewing vessels.
- several separating devices 09 are built into the connecting line 08 in order to cut the connecting line 08 in two lines from each other. to be able to divide behind the respective separating device 09. It does not matter how the pipeline 08 is divided into two line sections.
- the first pipeline section can therefore be very long compared to the second pipeline section or vice versa. Both sections can also be the same or similar in length.
- the individual brewing vessels and associated line sections can or. be cleaned independently of one another with a cleaning fluid behind the separating device, without the product fluid, namely the mash or. Wort, completely from all sections of the connection line 08 or. to remove the other brewing vessels.
- Each separation device 09 comprises two separation organs and is via a CIP flow or. a CIP return line connected to the CIP cleaning circuit.
- the separating devices 09 are each designed to be leak-proof, so that leakage fluid can flow off without pressure through appropriately provided drainage lines. The function of the separating devices 09 is explained in greater detail below on the basis of an enlarged principle.
- Fig. 2 shows the separating device 09 in an enlarged view when passing through the product liquid.
- the separating device 09 comprises two separating elements 10a and 10b, which are arranged one behind the other in the connection line 08.
- Each separating element 10 comprises two switchable shut-off elements 1 1 or. 12 in the connection line 08 itself.
- the shut-off elements 1 1 and 12 delimit an intermediate section 13, which is used in particular to prevent leaks.
- each separating element 10 comprises a switchable shut-off element 14, which limits the intermediate section 13 to a pressure-less outflow line 15.
- a further switchable shut-off element 16 delimits the intermediate section 13 in the direction of the CIP cleaning circuit, the first separating element 10a arranged upstream being a CIP return 17 and the second separating element 10b arranged downstream being a CIP forward flow 18.
- shut-off devices 1 1 and 12 are open, whereas the shut-off organs 14 and 16 are closed s sen. In this way, the product liquid flows easily through the two separating elements 10a and 10b.
- Fig. 3 shows the separating device 09 for the case that s the upstream
- the line section 19 of the connecting line that is located downstream is optionally to be cleaned together with the upstream brewing vessel, whereas the line section 20 located downstream is still filled with product liquid.
- the shut-off elements 11 and 16 are opened in the separating element 10a, so that the cleaning liquid is removed from the line section through the separating element 10a
- shut-off elements 12 and 14 are closed, so that an overflow of the cleaning fluid from the separating element 10a into the separating element 10b is prevented.
- the shut-off elements 11, 16 and 12 are closed and the shut-off element 14 is open.
- the separating element 10b serves as a leakage protection in the event that the cleaning liquid leaks in an undesired manner due to the delivery pressure in the cleaning liquid and flows through the shut-off element 12 of the separating element 10a and the shut-off element 11 of the separating element 10b as a leak. Because of the opened shut-off element 14, this leakage would flow away through the drainage line 15 of the separating element 10 without pressure. Mixing of the cleaning liquid with the product liquid present in the line section 20 is therefore ruled out in principle.
- the separating device 09 for the case that the line section 20 is to be cleaned with cleaning liquid, whereas product liquid is still present in the line section 19.
- the shut-off elements 16 and 12 of the second separating element 10b are opened so that cleaning fluid can flow over from the CIP feed line 18 into the line section 20.
- the shut-off elements 11 and 14 in the separating element 10b are closed at the same time in order to prevent the cleaning liquid from flowing out into the drain 15 or the cleaning liquid from flowing over into the upstream separating element 10a.
- the separating element 10a serves as a leakage protection, so that the shut-off elements 1 1, 12 and 16 are closed in the partition member 10a, and the shut-off element 14 in the partition member 10a is opened.
- the pipeline 20 is a single pipeline or whether the pipeline 20 is assigned to a brewing vessel and consists only of a more or less long pipe piece or pipe socket, which otherwise does not or not during the vessel cleaning is badly cleaned.
- the length of the pipe section 20 is therefore insignificant.
- Fig. 5 to Fig. 7 show a second Aus s arrangement sform 21 a separating device with two separating members 22a or. 22b.
- the two separating elements 22a and 22b share a shut-off element 23, which performs the function of the shut-off element 12 in the first separating element 10a or respectively.
- the shut-off element 1 1 takes over in the second separating element 10b.
- Fig. 5 shows the separating device 21 when the product liquid, for example mash or wort, is passed through from the line section 19 into the line section 20 of the connecting line 08.
- the shut-off element 11 is in the first separating element 22a
- the common shut-off element 23 and the shut-off element 12 opened in the second separating member 22b
- the shut-off elements 14 and 16 are closed in both separating members 22a and 22b. In this way, the product liquid flows easily through the two separating elements 22a and 22b.
- Fig. 6 shows the separating device 21 during cleaning of the line section 19, the line section 20 still containing product liquid.
- the separating element 22b here in turn serves as a leakage protection device, whereas the separating element 22a guides the cleaning fluid from the line sab section 19 to the return line 17.
- the shut-off element 23 is closed and ensures a separation between the two separating organs 22a and 22b. As far as cleaning fluid despite the closing of the shut-off element 23 due to the delivery pressure in the separating element 22b flows over, the cleaning sflü s fluid flows downward without pressure due to the opening of the shut-off element 14 in the second separating element 22b.
- Fig. 7 shows the separating device 21 when cleaning the line section 20.
- the separating element 22a serves as a leakage protection, so that the shut-off element 14 is open in the first separating element 22a.
- shut-off devices 16 and 12 in the second separator 22b are open, so that the cleaning fluid can flow over from the CIP feed line 18 into the line section 20.
- the pipeline 20 is a single pipeline or whether the pipeline 20 is assigned to a brewing vessel and consists only of a more or less long piece of pipe or pipe socket, which otherwise does not or only poorly in the Gefäßrei cleaning is cleaned.
- the length of the pipe section 20 is therefore insignificant.
- FIGS. 8 to 10 show a third embodiment 24 of a separating device according to the invention, which comprises two separating elements 25 a and 25 b arranged one behind the other.
- the two separating members 25 a and 25 b share a common shut-off element 23, as in the case of the separating device 2 1.
- the separating device 24 differs from the separating device 21 in that the CIP return 26 in the separating element 25a or. the CIP flow 27 in the separating element 25b, offset to the drainage lines 15, opens into the respective intermediate spaces 13.
- the opening point of the CIP return 26 in the intermediate section 13 of the separating element 25 opens downstream to the opening point of the drainage line 15, so that the essentially entire gap 13 of the separating element 25 a when cleaning the line section 19 of the cleaning fluid fluid is flowed through. This is explained below with reference to the illustration in Fig. 9 explained in more detail.
- the CIP forerun 27 opens in the separating element 25b upstream of the opening point of the drainage line 15, so that when the line section 20 is cleaned, the essentially entire intermediate space 13 of the separating element 25b is also cleaned.
- Fig. 9 shows the separating device 24 when cleaning the line section 19 and the intermediate section 13 in the separating member 25 a.
- the shut-off elements 1 1 and 16 in the separator 25 a are open to this, whereas the shut-off elements 14 and 23 are closed s sen. In this way, the cleaning fluid flows through the line section 19 and almost the entire intermediate section 13 and flows via the CIP return 26 back into the CIP cleaning circuit.
- the separating element 25b also serves as a leakage protection, so that the shut-off element 14 is open to the drain s 15 of the separating element 25b.
- the distance 28 between the mouth of the CIP return 26 into the connecting line 08 and the inlet into the shut-off element 23 arranged downstream is smaller than the diameter of the connecting line 08, so that the inlet into the shut-off element 23 is guaranteed by the cleaning fluid flowing past.
- the distance 29 between the opening point of the drainage lines 15 into the connection line 08 and the inlet into the shut-off element 14 is smaller than the diameter of the connection line 08, so that here, too, a Sufficient cleaning is guaranteed by the cleaning fluid flowing past.
- Fig. 10 shows the separating device 24 when cleaning the line sab section 20 and the intermediate section 13 in the second separating member 25b.
- the upstream separating member 25 a serves as a leakage protection.
- the distance 30 between the point of opening of the CIP flow 27 into the connection line 08 and the outlet of the upstream shut-off element 23 is smaller than the diameter of the connection line 08. Irrespective of the above-mentioned distances 29, the drain 15 can be cleaned in any case by opening the shut-off element 14 for a brief moment during cleaning.
- the pipeline length of the spaces 13 can be of any length, although in most cases they are only kept so short that the lines 15 and 26 or 27 can be easily integrated. In some cases, however, it can make sense for the spaces 13 to be made so long that, for example, height differences in vessels can be compensated for.
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DE102019120649.9A DE102019120649A1 (de) | 2019-07-31 | 2019-07-31 | Sudhausanlage mit Trenneinrichtung |
PCT/EP2020/069347 WO2021018542A1 (de) | 2019-07-31 | 2020-07-09 | Sudhausanlage mit trenneinrichtung |
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