Beer tanker
The tanker transporting beer is made of food-grade stainless steel plates; the loading and unloading of the beer transporting tanker requires CO2 gas to be pressed out, and the models include bicycles and trailers.
The tank body is made of food-grade stainless steel plate, and the outside of the tank body needs to be used as an insulation layer to prevent beer deterioration. The inside of the tank body is required to be smooth and free of acute angles. Generally, it is necessary to add cip (cleaning device) in each cabin. The loading and unloading of beer tank trucks needs to use CO2 gas to press out, and a small refrigerator can be considered for transportation distances greater than 500km.
There are bicycles and trailers.
During the transportation of bottled beer, due to the greater vibration, the pressure in the bottle will increase, and the problem of glass bottle breaking will occur. The farther the transportation distance, the higher the glass bottle breaking rate will be, and the bottle will violently shake and so on. Its compressive limit will also explode. Avoid violent shaking and collision during transportation. At the same time, excessive temperature and sudden temperature changes are also an important reason for beer bottle explosions, so be careful to avoid strong light and high temperature. In addition, the use of strapping packaging of beer causes violent collisions during the transportation of beer bottles, and the mechanical strength of the beer bottles is greatly reduced, causing hidden cracks. There is a recycling period for "B" beer bottles, which is generally 2 years. Because the beer bottle has a long service life, it is easy to cause abrasions, scratches and material aging of the bottle body, resulting in a decrease in pressure resistance, and the probability of causing an explosion will greatly increase. There are specific requirements for tankers transporting beer. The tank body is made of food-grade stainless steel plate, and the outside of the tank body needs to be used as an insulation layer to prevent beer deterioration. The inside of the tank body is required to be smooth and free of acute angles. Generally, it is necessary to install a cleaning in place (CIP) device in each cabin. The loading and unloading of beer tank trucks needs to be pressed out with carbon dioxide gas, and a small refrigerator can be considered for transportation distances greater than 500km.
