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Optical total suspended solids sensor for hygienic applications in the food and beverage industry

Lecture

Process optimization is the key in process control and process steering. Most of the time process analysis is still a parameter which is measured in the laboratory and therefore time consuming.

Further processing is depending of the laboratory results.

In line analytics provide accurate and reliable measurement performance and save time for production. Thus increases your process efficiency and yield.

Key Takeaways

  • Learn about the measuring principles for turbidity and absorption and the differences.
  • Displace the offline lab sampling into your process pipe by in line, real-time optical device
  • Learn how optical devices can control optimize your milk process and waste water management
  • 2 examples are shown how an optical device can improve the performance of a separator or a membrane filter
  • 1 application is shown in a flume of waste water treatment plant
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Speaker

Bernd Schumacher

Bernd Schumacher

KROHNE, Global Industry Division Technical Manager Food & Beverage

Bernd brings a diverse knowledge of process engineering and process instrumentation, working in demanding flow applications and analytical devices.

After his engagement within Alfa Laval, Bernd joined KROHNE as product manager for Coriolis Mass Flow Meter. Since more than 20 years, he is working in the Food&Beverage industry and is now the Technical Manager within the Global Industry Division Food for the KROHNE Group.