AAC Technology - Plants and Systems - HESS Group
AAC Technology - Plants and Systems - HESS Group
AAC Technology - Plants and Systems - HESS Group
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Back-tilting <strong>and</strong> bed removalIn most tilt-cake systems the cake is autoclavedin the vertical position. The <strong>HESS</strong> plants havecombined the advantages of the tilt-cake <strong>and</strong>flat-cake system.After the cutting is completed, the cake is tiltedback by 90° onto a cooking frame. In the <strong>HESS</strong>system no part of the mould or platform usedfor cutting goes into the autoclaves. After thecake has been tilted back into the horizontalorientation, the bottom/bed waste will beremoved before autoclaving. Autoclaving thecake while lying horizontally on the cookingframes allows efficient autoclave loading<strong>and</strong> most importantly, will prevent most ofthe sticking of the layers, which is a typicaldisadvantage of the traditional tilt-cakesystems.<strong>HESS</strong> SYSTEMS PRODUCE NOPROCESS RELATED WASTE!Green separationOne of the <strong>HESS</strong> innovations is the green separator.Here the horizontal cuts (now lying vertical) are carefullyseparated before autoclaving, leaving a small gap inbetween the layers. This innovation eliminates anysticking, which is typical for other tilt-cake systems.Further this green separation substantially improves theautoclaving process as steam can penetrate into the cakemore effectivety.