Two stages, two separate jobs
The first duty separates pulp from prepared fruit and rejects. The second duty refines the pulp to the required finish. The proposal should identify each inlet, screen arrangement and discharge stream.
Coordinate capacity across stages
The second stage receives pulp rather than the entire incoming berry mass. Define the input and accepted output basis for each stage, including water addition, rejected material and any accumulation between stages.
Select screens against the target texture
More screening is not automatically a better product. Agree on texture, acceptable coarse material and the sample assessment method before selecting a second finishing stage.
Catalog photograph and product duty
The photograph shows a two-stage pulping and refining unit from the equipment manufacturer’s catalog. It illustrates the equipment category; the açaí feed, screens, operating settings and capacity remain project-specific.
Prepare a stage-by-stage enquiry
Include whole-fruit condition, pulp target, hourly input basis and downstream route. Ask for the cleaning and changeover requirements as well as the expected production duty.
Continue your equipment selection
Bring these requirements into your proposal.
Start with the available information. Material condition, output basis and packaging make the equipment discussion specific to your project.
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