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Doc. 20. Hygienic design and safe use of double-seat mixproof valves - english version

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    Doc. 20. Hygienic design and safe use of double-seat mixproof valves - english version | EN-English
    EHEDG 2000
    ISBN: 0-9075-0305-5
    Seiten / pages: 19
    This document describes the basic hygienic design and safe use of single-body double-seat mixproof valves. Today, food process plants incorporate various multifunctional flow paths. Often one piping system is cleaned while another still contains product. This simultaneous cleaning can potentially result in the dangerous situation where product and cleaning liquid are separated by just one single valve seat. Any cleaning liquid that leaks across such a seat will contaminate the product. Therefore, often two or three single seat valves in a block-and-bleed arrangement are applied.

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