Pulp handling
Guava Pulp Buffer Tanks
A tank arrangement for balancing extracted pulp supply with downstream treatment and filling, with product and cleaning connections planned around viscous flow.
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Guava Pulp Treatment and Filling
A downstream equipment package for plants that receive guava pulp and need controlled handling, thermal processing and compatible bulk filling.
EXISTING PULP → FILLED BAG
- Starts with
- Previously extracted guava pulp with its upstream processing and storage history
- Finishes at
- Treated pulp in the agreed bulk bag, or at a clearly defined filling handover
- Capacity basis
- Use incoming pulp mass or volume at a stated density and temperature. This route is sized at the pulp inlet rather than the original fruit receiving rate.
CONNECTED EQUIPMENT
Process sequence and machine selection
- 01
Receive and buffer
Identify the supply container, transfer method and product condition. A practical working buffer connects batch receiving to the next continuous module.
- 02
Manage air where neededConfiguration option
Assess aeration and feed behaviour before including a vacuum stage. Keep the outlet transfer closed and compatible with the thermal system.
- 03
Apply the selected treatment
Match product passage, flow control, holding and cooling to the pulp and preservation process. Allow for startup, stops and changeover.
- 04
Fill and clean the product route
Coordinate fitment, fill quantity, bag handling and sterile interfaces; route cleaning to all selected closed paths.
Start with the supplied pulp
Record its variety or blend, seeds and fibre condition, soluble solids where available, prior treatment, storage and temperature. This route does not automatically repeat whole-fruit extraction. If the incoming pulp misses the texture criterion, assess a separate refining need before final sizing.
Design the handover between packages
Existing tanks, pumps or thermal sections can remain part of a project if their duties and connections are defined. Name the inlet and outlet limits, controls, cleaning responsibility and available utilities at each boundary so each piece can operate within the complete system.
Use the actual viscous-flow duty
Keep viscosity together with its measurement temperature, instrument and method. Pipe runs and elevations influence transfer pressure, while the product passage and deposits influence heating performance. A water-flow rating is not a substitute for a guava pulp assessment.
EQUIPMENT IN THIS ROUTE
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Pulp handling
Guava Pulp Vacuum Deaerator
A vacuum vessel and transfer arrangement for removing entrained air from compatible guava pulp or formulated base before the next processing stage.
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Guava Pulp Thermal Processing System
A tubular processing assembly for heating, holding and cooling pumpable guava pulp, selected as part of the complete preservation and packaging process.
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Treatment and packaging
Aseptic Bag Filler for Guava Pulp
A two-head bag-filling arrangement for compatible processed guava pulp or base, with the product feed and sterile filling boundary engineered together.
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Cleaning
CIP System for Guava Pulp Circuits
A three-tank cleaning assembly for selected closed product circuits, connecting cleaning solution preparation and circulation to the equipment return.
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