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Mash discharge & collection for fruit crushing
Let the next machine set the handover.
COMPONENT 05
Move crushed fruit out of the chamber without uncontrolled accumulation, leakage or an incompatible connection to the receiver.
Discuss this componentInput, output and interfaces
| Input | Output | Interfaces |
|---|---|---|
| Mash at the actual particle distribution and temperature. | A defined gravity, pump or conveyor handover. | Outlet elevation, flange or chute geometry, buffer volume, venting and receiver control. |
Specification questions
| Parameter | Condition to confirm |
|---|---|
| Physical connection | Opening, height, orientation and removable connection dimensions. |
| Flow behaviour | Continuous/peak output, hold-up, bridging and stop/restart behaviour. |
| Mash condition | Particles, viscosity, free liquid and entrained air. |
| Control boundary | Receiver-full and blocked-discharge signals and responsibility for stopping feed. |
Cleaning and maintenance
Inspect product retention at joints and low points. Agree drainage and access through the entire handover, not only the crusher outlet.
Selection boundary
A matching pipe diameter does not prove a compatible mash transfer duty.