Stainless Steel Measuring Tank

• Combines metering, storage, reaction, and batching in one unit
• Metering accuracy of 0.2% to 0.5%, depending on the metering method
• SUS304 or SUS316L stainless steel inner shell with a mirror-polished surface and roughness of Ra ≤ 0.4 μm
• Jacket with guide plates and external polyurethane foam insulation for temperature control
• Supports heating, cooling, temperature-controlled stirring, CIP, and SIP, depending on the configuration

The two metering methods serve different process requirements. Level-based metering uses a level gauge, ultrasonic sensor, or pressure measuring instrument to monitor changes in liquid level and control the inlet and outlet valves or pumps accordingly.

For applications requiring higher metering accuracy, the weighing-based system uses load cells and a PLC to monitor the tank's weight and control filling. Automatic compensation helps maintain the target quantity. The stated metering accuracy is 0.2% to 0.5%, depending on the system configuration and operating conditions.

The jacket's internal guide plates help distribute steam or circulating water for temperature control. External polyurethane foam insulation reduces heat loss during heating, cooling, and temperature-controlled stirring. The tank can also be configured for CIP and SIP. Sterilization arrangements depend on the tank design and the required process conditions.

A Stainless Steel Measuring Tank can be used for batching and processing edible oil, juice, fructose, acids, alcohols, esters, and certain powders or granular materials. It is suitable for food, pharmaceutical, chemical, brewing, dairy, and metallurgical applications. Both vertical and horizontal configurations are available.

The company has experience supplying metering and batching equipment for food and pharmaceutical factories. Each Stainless Steel Measuring Tank is configured according to the process requirements.

Before production, the metering medium, required accuracy, control method, interface positions, and accessory requirements are confirmed. Stainless steel plates and sensors are inspected before cutting and welding. The tank is then polished, fitted with insulation, and assembled with the metering and control components. Testing and commissioning are carried out before delivery.

Please provide the metering medium, required accuracy, control method, tank capacity, and interface positions so the appropriate measuring tank configuration can be confirmed. Drawings or prototypes are welcome for customized production.