15 December 2002

Tankless and continuous? Compact plants for inline manufacture of carbonated, alcohol-free soft drinks as an alternative to a conventional syrup room

The steadily increasing diversity of beverages coupled with bigger filling capacities, triggered by the increased use of large-volume PET bottles, raises questions about the practicability of beverage manufacturing methods used to-date. A conventional syrup room, with preparation of ready-made syrups and their storage in large tanks, is approaching the limit of economic viability in terms of performance, flexibility and spatial requirements. There is a need for new investment projects, alternative concepts and technologies to meet changed requirements.

In-line or inline process engineering! Nowadays, these two keywords stand for modern processes to manufacture and fill soft drinks. Thus in the literature concerning, e.g. Both are pure fiction.e.
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