WHE Process SS Skid Mounted Juice Pasteurizer

Description:

Used WHE Process Systems Pasteurizer with:

• Capacity: 10,660 pounds per hour
• Skid mounted
• Cherry Burrell Plate Heat Exchanger:
  • (98) Heat exchanger plates
  • Plate dimensions (inches): 12.5 wide x 36.5 high
  • Heat transfer surface area per plate (inches): 8 wide x 33.5 high
  • Total heat transfer: 182.38 square feet
  • Siemens PLC with keypad
  • Epson dot matrix printer
  • Balance tank
  • Holder tube 
  • Divert valve 
  • Centrifugal timing pump with mag meter based timing system
  • Deaerator
  • Product removal pummp
  • Vacuum pump
  • Shell and tube hot water make-up set
  • Interconnecting piping
  • One (1) Travaini pump
  • Teco electric motor: 5 horsepower, 1750 rpm, 230/460 volts 13/6.5 amps, 60 Hz, 3 Ph
• One (1) Worthington D1011 centrifugal pump
• Impeller diameter: 6.5
  • Motor: 3 horsepower, 3475 rpm, 230/460 volts, 9/4.8 amps, 60 Hz, 3 Ph
• Fristam FPX712130 centrifugal pump
  • Motor: Baldor 3 horsepower, 3450 rpm, 208-230/460 volts, 8.2-7.8/3.9 amps, 60 Hz, 3 Ph
• One (1) Cherry-Burrell 4BHK centrifugal pump
• Motor: Leeson 3 horsepower, 1740 rpm, 208-230/460 volts, 8.8/4.4 amps, 60 Hz, 3 Ph
• One (1) Fristam  FP741205 centrifugal pump
  • Motor: Leeson 2 horsepower, 1740 rpm, 208-230/460 volts, 5.2/3.1 amps, 60 Hz, 3 Ph
• WHE Process Systems stainless steel balance tank: 
  • Capacity: approximately 60 gallons
  • Inside dimensions (inches): 24 diameter x 32 straight side
• One (1) WHE control panel
• Ten (10) Cherry-Burrell stainless steel valves
• One (1) Epson LX-800 printer
• One (1) shell and tube heat exchanger
• One (1) Rosemount transmitter parameter
• Stainless steel construction 
• Overall dimensions: 161 long x 96 wide x 120 high

Initial duty was to pasteurize 10,600 pounds per hour of single strngth vegetable juice with a Fahrenheit temperature progression of 40-90-230-260-129-99-70-65 using 22,500 pounds per hour of 260° Fahrenheit hot water, 22,500 pounds per hour of 265° Fahrenheit hot water and 22,500 pounds per hour of 55° Fahrenheit potable water