Automated process systems for the Brewery Industry 

Instek Control • April 3, 2018

ADos – Additive Dosing: The additive dosing system ADoS is used for dosing of ingredients such as malt extract, hop extract, flavours and colours directly into the main product stream. The compact system provides a high degree of flexibility for the production of different products (brands).

In additive dosing smaller or larger amounts of ingredients are dosed directly into the main product stream according to a preselected recipe. The number of components can be adapted to meet individual needs. There are various possibilities to supply the additives, e. g. out of separate tanks via supply lines or out of smaller vessels located on the skid. Optionally, the vessels can be heated, purged with CO2 or N2 or equipped with agitators. Reliable flow meters, dosing pumps and pneumatic control valves permanently measure and adjust the quantities. Thus, highly accurate repeatable dosage of even smallest amounts is guaranteed. The modular system design allows for easy expansion, e. g. for mixing with deaerated water, carbonation or pasteurization of the finished product.

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