Being a leader in the food machinery sector, VIEP proudly introduces its state-of-the-art liquid fermentation tanks, engineered for optimal performance and designed with cutting-edge technology. These machines are extensively employed in broad-spectrum applications, ranging from scientific research to large-scale production of liquid bacterial strains. Furthermore, they are essential in nurturing various types of microorganisms, facilitating the production of food items rich in active edible fungi ingredients, and generating active components for an assortment of dairy products. But how does one go about installing these incredible machines? Let's delve into the details.
The Importance of Choosing a Credible Manufacturer
Opting for a reliable and proven manufacturer like VIEP ensures that you get high-quality fermentation tanks that provide optimal productivity and extended durability. As a part of our commitment to delivering top-tier solutions, we offer advanced pilot fermentation channels that combine automation and intelligence. This sophisticated system has been designed to efficiently handle all aspects of fermentation, from small-scale fermentation process optimization and pilot-scale production to the separation and purification of fermentation products.
Installation Procedures of Liquid Fermentation Tanks
Sterilization
The process begins by sterilizing the air filter connected to the fermentation tank using steam. It's crucial to ensure that the transport pipeline is free from any pollutants - therefore, the wastewater inside the pipe must be discharged and the pipe must be thoroughly rinsed.
Filling the Tank
Once sterilization is complete, the prepared culture medium is pumped into the fermentation tank. Concurrently, the agitator is initiated to further sterilize the system.
Preheating
The sterilization procedure for the fermentation tank involves opening all exhaust valves and introducing steam into the jacket or coil for preheating. When the temperature rises to between 80 to 90 degrees Celsius, the exhaust valves are gradually closed to complete the setup.
FAQs
What are the main applications of liquid fermentation tanks?
Liquid fermentation tanks are used for various applications, including scientific research, large-scale production of liquid bacterial strains, nurturing of various microorganisms, and production of food items rich in active edible fungi ingredients.
Why is it important to choose a reputable manufacturer for liquid fermentation tanks?
Choosing a reputable manufacturer like VIEP ensures you receive a high-quality fermentation tank that delivers optimal productivity and longevity.
What is the role of the pilot fermentation channel provided by VIEP?
The advanced pilot fermentation channel offered by VIEP is a sophisticated system designed to handle all aspects of fermentation efficiently, from small-scale fermentation process optimization and pilot-scale production to the separation and purification of fermentation products.
What is the first step in installing a liquid fermentation tank?
The installation process begins with sterilizing the air filter connected to the fermentation tank using steam.
How is the culture medium introduced into the fermentation tank?
The culture medium is pumped into the fermentation tank following the sterilization process.
How is the fermentation tank preheated?
Preheating involves opening all exhaust valves and introducing steam into the jacket or coil. Once the temperature rises to between 80 to 90 degrees Celsius, the exhaust valves are gradually closed.
What is the role of the agitator in the fermentation process?
The agitator is initiated during the sterilization process to further ensure the cleanliness of the system.
How are pollutants in the transport pipeline managed during installation?
The wastewater inside the pipeline is discharged and the pipe is thoroughly rinsed to ensure it's free from any pollutants before installation.
What temperature is required for the preheating process?
The preheating process requires the temperature to be between 80 to 90 degrees Celsius.
What is the final step in installing a liquid fermentation tank?
The final step is the gradual closing of the exhaust valves once the preheating temperature has been achieved.
At VIEP, we are committed to providing innovative solutions and top-tier services to our clients. If you have any further queries or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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