Juice
Pressed juice moves to finishing, concentration, treatment and filling. Measure it at defined points and state whether the figure is before or after finishing.
PROCESS FLOW
A process flow is useful when it shows the material streams and the decisions, not just a row of machine icons. Start with whole fruit, then follow the juice, pomace and cleaning streams.
The diagram is a process boundary. Equipment dimensions, connections and controls come from the approved project documents.
SHARED FRONT END
These stages are common to the whole-fruit routes on this site. The exact equipment inside each duty still depends on the fruit and the project.
THE PRODUCT DECISION
Clarity and concentration are separate choices. Select both to see the route and the equipment that changes.
The clarity target introduces a finishing branch. NFC describes the absence of concentration, not whether suspended material is retained.
View route →The process manages cloud and coarse material. It does not automatically use the clear-juice clarification and filtration train.
View route →Concentration adds evaporation, condensate, energy and possibly aroma-handling interfaces. It does not remove the need to define clarification performance.
View route →This is a distinct product-development and selection case. Confirm concentrate behaviour and the required product after any later reconstitution, rather than assuming clear-concentrate settings transfer.
View route →MATERIAL STREAMS
A process diagram that only draws juice hides the streams that constrain the layout and the cleaning plan.
Pressed juice moves to finishing, concentration, treatment and filling. Measure it at defined points and state whether the figure is before or after finishing.
Pomace leaves the press as a separate stream. Collection height, container movement and removal frequency belong in the pressing scope.
Cleaning is an independent operating state. Water, chemicals, return circuits and drainage need their own drawing and schedule.
NEXT STEP
Use the line selector to choose clarity and concentration, then use the mass balance to state the quantity basis. The equipment pages give the machine-level selection factors.
YOUR PRODUCT. YOUR PROCESS.
Tell us the product, the quantity basis and the packaging. We will work back through the process to the equipment scope.