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Spray heads increase creamery efficiency
June 1st 2008

Llandymog Creamery, owned by Dairy Farmers of Britain, has increased the efficiency of its raw milk tank cleaning operations by 35% and cut water usage by 30% since replacing static spray balls in six raw milk storage silos with Alfa Laval's Toftejorg Sani-Mega rotary spray heads.

Brian Emmerson, chief engineer, says the creamery quickly reached optimum cleaning efficiency once the Toftejorg Sani Megas were set up."For a start,we noticed that the pre-rinse phase went from opaque to clear running much more quickly than before, which indicated we were using much smaller volumes of water.Then, the same happened with the caustic phase and the intermediate rinse, and so on. Basically, it was a cumulative process with a good reduction in chemical and water at each phase of the CIP cycle that resulted in less energy and water use and greater cleaning efficiency."Hygiene levels have also been improved.

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