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Mill Section : Mill Sanitation

The sugar industry processes many different liquids and different products. We can provide high quality, reliable and robust electronics to ensure your data is processed with a high level of accuracy and security. Our pumps require minimal maintenance to help you meet deadlines and meet production targets. We have many manufacturers of stone profile stone health products, such as single roller, double roller, triple roller and four roller.

Key Feature :
  • Highly Steady Output
  • Precise Stroke Adjustment
  • Long Life
  • Continuous Operation
TESTING FACILITY

TEST FACILITY AT UDS

  • At time 6 pumps can be tested simultaneously
  • pump flow rate at working pressure
  • vibration of pump and motor, SOUND METER
  • Amp meter, Pressure meter
  • Voltage meter, Frequency meter.
  • All instruments are tested as per govt.standard at approved govt. lab
  • Pumps up to 7000 LPH flow and maximum 450 BAR pressure can be tested.

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Mill Sanitation refers to the hygiene and cleanliness practices implemented within sugar mills to maintain optimal conditions for sugar production and ensure food safety standards are met.

Mill Sanitation is crucial for:
• Preventing contamination of sugar with bacteria, molds, or foreign particles.
• Ensuring compliance with food safety regulations and standards.
• Maintaining the quality and purity of sugar products.
• Preventing equipment corrosion and degradation.

Key areas include:
• Cleaning and sanitizing processing equipment (mills, crushers, centrifuges).
• Sanitation of conveyors, pipelines, and storage tanks.
• Pest control measures to prevent infestations.
• Personal hygiene practices for workers involved in sugar processing.

Challenges include:
• High humidity and warm temperatures conducive to microbial growth.
• Handling and processing of sticky and viscous materials (sugar cane, syrup).
• Scale buildup and corrosion in processing equipment.
• Compliance with stringent food safety and hygiene standards.

Standards may include: o Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for food processing facilities. o Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) guidelines. o Local and international food safety regulations (e.g., FDA, USDA).

Sanitation procedures should be performed:
• Daily or regularly during operational shifts.
• Between different processing runs or batches.
• Following maintenance activities or equipment repairs.

Cleaning agents and sanitizers may include:
• Food-grade detergents and disinfectants.
• Chlorine-based sanitizers for equipment and surfaces.
• Steam or hot water treatments for sterilization.
• Acidic cleaners for scale removal.

Optimization strategies include: o Implementing automated cleaning systems for equipment.
• Training staff on proper sanitation protocols and hygiene practices.
• Conducting regular inspections and audits to monitor cleanliness levels.
• Using integrated pest management techniques to prevent infestations.

Benefits include:
• Enhanced product quality and consistency.
• Reduced risk of contamination-related product recalls.
• Compliance with regulatory requirements and customer expectations.
• Extended equipment lifespan and reduced maintenance costs.

Guidance is available from food safety consultants, industry associations, and regulatory bodies specializing in food processing and hygiene standards.
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