Use of diaphragm pumps in the honey processing industry

Honey processing is a four -step process.

• First, honey is heated in a deposit tank at 48 ⁰ -49 ⁰ Celsius to dissolve the crystals.
• Then the semiprocessed honey goes through the filtration unit, where pollen, strange materials and wax are removed.
• Third, honey is heated rapidly (for 7 seconds) to 73.8 ⁰ Celsius in the sieve tank and brought back to 48.9 ⁰ Celsius to destroy yeast and other bacteria.
• Finally, honey is sent to a tank of decantation at room temperature for cooling, where it is kept for a few days before being sent to the traffic jam.

Pneumatic pump applications in the honey processing plant:

• Semi -processed honey pumping from the collecting tank to the filtration unit
• Pumping of pollen free honey and wax of the sieve tank filtering unit
• Filtered honey pumping from the sieve tank for the decantation tank and then to the bottling unit.