Brewery hygiene

Water hygiene for beverage production

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Water taskCIP and process hygiene

Operating sectorFood and beverage

System familyVoigtländer water hygiene

At a glance

The application and system essentials.

dosing into CIP systemApplication point

integrated Redox monitoringMonitoring

Source: Voigtländer case study.

The application

Brewery hygiene with CIP dosing and Redox monitoring

On-site Anolyte generation feeds the brewery CIP system. Redox monitoring records conditions during the hygiene process.

Water taskCIP and process hygiene

Treatment routeVoigtländer water hygiene

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Problem

Brewery cleaning has to manage biofilm, residue build-up, high chemical usage and regulatory hygiene requirements. The client wanted to reduce downtime and operating cost.

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Solution

Voigtländer generates Anolyte on site and doses it precisely into the CIP system for biofilm elimination and residue-free cleaning. Integrated Redox monitoring tracks compliance and system performance.

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Results

Optimised water use during CIP
Streamlined cleaning processes
Chemical cost savings
Food-grade brewery hygiene compliance supported

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Project scope

Treat brewery tanks
Dose into CIP systems
Minimise residues
Maintain hygiene

The process

From generator to dosing point, measured throughout

Inlet and water meter, brine tank, the three-chamber generator, anolyte tank, demand-led dosing, measurement and control. Press “Show me the process” to start the animated 3D diagram.

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Modelled from the Voigtländer plant schematic of an anolyte system, in the drawing language of the home page. The cards show documented facts only, no invented figures.

Scope of the results

What this project shows and what it cannot promise.

An installation, evaluated within its own operating context.

Shown here

Voigtländer water hygiene applied to CIP and process hygiene.
Application point: dosing into CIP system
Monitoring: integrated Redox monitoring

Not a general guarantee

Results and capacities cannot be transferred to another water composition or operating regime without assessment.
Design and expected performance for a new site depend on its own water analysis and process conditions.