Beer is a low-alcohol beverage containing carbon dioxide, made from malt, hops, and water as the main ingredients, and brewed through yeast fermentation. The beer production process includes several steps such as malt production, malt juice production, pre-fermentation, post-fermentation (also known as maturation), filtration sterilization, and packaging. According to industry development and consumer demand, it is mainly divided into: mature beer, draft beer, live beer, or fresh beer. With the increasingly fierce competition in the beer market and people's higher requirements for beer quality, improving the quality of beer has become very important, and beer filtration is key. In the beer production process, there are inevitably some yeast cells, as well as suspended particles of proteins and hop resins. Their presence not only affects the appearance and turbidity of the product, but also affects the biological stability, non-biological stability, and colloidal stability of the finished beer. Therefore, they must be removed through the filtration process.


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| 1 Raw material filtration | Remove particles from high viscosity liquids such as syrup, liquid sugar, additives, etc. |
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| 2 Respirator | Balanced tank pressure, anti-pollution. |
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| 3 Gas sterilization filtration | Remove moisture and particles from compressed air, N2, CO2, etc., to achieve sterilization level. |
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| 4 Gas sterilization pre-filtration | Remove most of the moisture and particles in the gas, as well as some bacteria, to protect the downstream sterilization filter element. |
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| 5 Collector | Intercept silicon diatomaceous earth and particles in beer. |
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| 6 Bacterial pre-filtration | Remove large particles and impurities to protect the lifespan of downstream bacterial filters; remove yeast to stabilize beer quality. |
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| 7 Bacterial filtration | Completely remove microorganisms such as yeast, spores, and bacteria to ensure long-term beer preservation quality and control contamination risks. |
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| 8 Steam filtration | Remove particles, pipe rust, and impurities from steam. | -- |
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