The combination of aeration device, brush rollers, rotary sieve, mesh-belt conveyor, and water-spraying device creates a powerful cleaning system, which removes a wide range of foreign objects including fiber-like particles (hair), floating impurities (debris or insects), and sediments (dirt and grit).
The aeration device generates a high-speed air flow mixed with water flow to create a vortex, ensuring comprehensive cleaning of ingredients without any dead corners. Thanks to the Coanda effect, water follows the ingredient surfaces, delivering impactful removal of foreign matter at an intensity approximately 10 to 20 times greater than the original water flow, without causing damage. The combined effects of aeration-cavitation and vortex-impact work synergistically to fully dissolve soluble attachments and significantly reduce stubborn ones.
Pressed into the water by the brush rollers, the ingredients ascend through the combined action of buoyant force and rising airflow, making full contact with the brush rollers. Fiber particles, such as hair, become entangled on the brush rollers and are effectively removed.
The rotary sieve gently immerses the ingredients into the water, facilitating the removal of floating impurities from the water's surface through its perforations. Guided by the water flow, these impurities diverge from the drain outlets on the left or right side of the cleaning trough under the influence of the plate. Subsequently, the floating matter is efficiently collected by the mesh filter bag for proper disposal.
Food ingredients traverse the inclined mesh belt conveyor, undergoing a thorough cleaning process by passing through the spray device to eliminate surface residue and cleaning liquid before reaching the outfeed. The water flows through the mesh belt, returning to the water tank, where suspended matter is filtered out and reintroduced into the water circulation via the pump. Sediment, debris, and other precipitated impurities settle at the trough bottom through the mesh and are efficiently cleared out at the sewage outlet.
