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The project
The extension occurred in two phases.
The first step was the extension of the
milling line and the installation of a
third mash kettle, which was required
to allow a capacity of 14 brews / day in
case of adjunct brewing. The milling line
was composed of a Classicmill (a hammermill
of 20 T/h) and two grist bins.
This step was commissioned in 2008.
The next step, which started up in
2009, included the installation of a
second brewhouse. Meura’s scope of
supply went from the mashing-in to
the wort cooler:
a Mechamasher 50T/h
a mash tun (thus four in total
for the two lines)
a cereal cooker
a Meura 2001 mash filter
equipped with 65 chambers
a wort buffer tank
a wort kettle with hop dosing
a heat recovery system
on the wort kettle
a whirlpool and trub tank
an extension of the sugar
syrup plant
electricity and automation
(S7 with WinCC Scada)
It considered a turnkey project including
the mechanical and electrical
equipment, start-up and commissioning
of the installation.
The second brewhouse has been
in operation since the end of April
2009 and was commissioned end of
September 2009. The design of this
double brewhouse offers full flexibility
between the two lines while
enabling a high productivity. This perfectly
fulfils the Slavutich brewery’s
requirements!
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Conclusion
It’s not the first time that Meura has
collaborated with the Slavutich team,
and this partnership has led to very
successful projects each time. We once
again congratulate Slavutich for this
new state-of-the-art brewhouse and
thank them for their ever-increasing
trust in our technologies!
The Meura 2001
Carbo+ and Ukraine
The majority of Ukrainian beers are
produced using Meura equipment.
As an example, since 2002 Meura
has already sold eight Meura 2001
Carbo+ mash filters in Ukraine, all
equipped with 65 chambers (12 T
malt throw). This represents more
than 50,000 hectolitres brewed each
day with a Meura touch!
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