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Alcohol as additive
Alcohol supply station
Different alcoholic beverages can be added to confections to improve their flavor. These liquids are stored in separate rooms and, when needed, are pumped over a ring main with approx. 1.4 bar (20 psig) directly to the appropriate stirring vessel. Due to the high alcohol content as well as the storage and processing temperature of 20 °C (68 °F) the alcohol storage area is classified as Ex zone 1.
Level measurement in the alcohol tank
The filling level in the alcohol tanks, which are 1.5 m (4.9 ft) high and hold approx. 1.2 cubic meters (42 ft3), is measured by a VEGABAR 54 pressure transmitter mounted at the bottom. The remote housing makes easy adjustment and reading of the sensor possible even in this explosion-endangered environment.
Overfill protection with VEGASWING 63
A VEGASWING 63 is installed in the lid of the stainless steel tank to monitor the upper limit level. The maintenance-free tuning fork switch reliably detects the switching point without being affected by the consistency of the various alcohols.
Monitoring conveyance pressure in the ring main
A VEGABAR 53 is used to monitor the conveyance pressure in the pipeline. The sensor allows small process connections on the pipe and has a high overload and vacuum resistance that can withstand pressure and vacuum shocks in the pipeline.


VEGABAR 54
- Long-term stable
ceramic measuring
cell
- Remote indication
and adjustment
- Housing protection
class IP 68
VEGASWING 63 VEGASWING 63
- Set-up without
adjustment
- Not affected by foam
generation
- High accuracy and
reproducibility
VEGABAR 53 VEGABAR 53
- Completely welded
measuring cell
- Small process connections
- CIP and SIP capable