Why Beverage Water Treatment Starts with a Product Specification
Water affects beverage composition as well as equipment operation. Variation in dissolved constituents, suspended matter or microbiological condition can change the treatment duty. A treatment system should therefore be specified against measured feed water and the intended product.
Define separate water uses
Ingredient water, bottle rinsing, cleaning and utility water may have different requirements. Map these uses before assigning treatment capacity. Avoid allowing an undefined recycled stream to enter an ingredient-water route.
Monitor the result where it is used
Locate sampling and instrumentation so changes can be traced through treatment, storage and distribution. Set the response to an out-of-limit result in the operating procedure. Treatment equipment is one part of the water-quality control system, not a substitute for testing.
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