Multi-parameter measurement in CIP cleaning systems
Feldschlösschen counts on food safety concept
The brewing process at the Feldschlösschen brewery involves the use of CIP cleaning systems. The system operators rely on flowmeters with integrated conductivity measurement in order to ensure food safety.
Benefits
Feldschlösschen is highly satisfied with the multi-parameter measurement of the Promag H and its unique functions, such as its compensated conductivity measurement. Its processes are now even more reliable.
"Standardizing the measurement technology meant that we were able to simplify storage, spare parts management and maintenance."
Mister Benjamin Röttel, B&P Project Manager/CSC Local Technical Expert
Feldschlösschen
The customer's requirements
Feldschlösschen counts on fully automated CIP (cleaning-in-place) processes for cleaning its piping. Care must be taken here to ensure that no cleaning agent residue enters the end product. Feldschlösschen has also identified areas for potential optimization in other processes that are not directly linked to CIP cleaning. For example, during pipe flushing the check to detect phase separation of beer and water in the piping was, until recently, carried out manually.
The Endress+Hauser solution
As part of a field test, the integrated conductivity measurement of the electromagnetic Promag H flowmeter was used to successfully test the detection of acid and lye residues in the CIP process at the Feldschlösschen brewery. Even small concentrations of solvents in the end product were reliably detected. The automated detection of phase separation, such as when beer tank pipes are flushed with water, is also more reliable and more efficient than before.
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Feldschlösschen
Established in 1876, the Feldschlösschen brewery with its headquarters in Rheinfelden, Switzerland is the country's leading brewery. Every fourth glass of beer consumed in Switzerland is produced by Feldschlösschen. The company has been part of the international Carlsberg Group since the year 2000. According to its own statistics, Feldschlösschen employs a total of approximately 1200 employees at 21 sites.
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