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New valve technology from GEA reduces microbiological risks in spray drying process 

September 17, 2024 by Asia Food Journal

microbiological risks in spray drying process

Courtesy of GEA

GEA, a leading global provider of food and dairy processing solutions, introduces its patented CONTA dual block valve technology for spray dryers. Continuing its commitment to improving the safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability of food and dairy processing, this new system is designed to reduce microbiological risks, ensuring safer and more efficient processing operations. 

Improved sanitary design enhances product safety

The CONTA dual block valve receives feed from the feed supply system and distributes it to multiple atomizer nozzles, which then spray the feed into the drying chamber. Compared to traditional designs, this new design reduces the areas where feed can accumulate by up to 96 percent, allowing for more efficient cleaning in place (CIP) and reducing microbiological risks. The CONTA dual block valve system improves sanitary operation and provides greater process and product safety. 

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Supporting continuous operation and operator safety 

Each valve weighs approximately half the weight of traditional systems, making it easier and safer to handle. The design eliminates the use of external welded manifolds, allowing manual inspection and maintenance with simple tools. This simplified inspection and maintenance supports 24/7 operation and reduces plant downtime.  

Fast configuration and installation

The standardized CONTA dual block valve unit can be easily configured for both new and existing spray drying systems. This ensures minimal disruption and quick installation, allowing plants to resume operations quickly. Retrofitting to existing spray dryers is straightforward, often requiring only minor programming changes.

Other Topics: GEA, New Valve Technology, Processing, Spray Drying Process

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