Sanitary Solvent Stations

Overview

Sanitary solvent stations are designed for use in clean processes and CGMP environments. Burt Process Equipment’s sanitary solvent handling lift stations are engineered for reliability, durability, ease of integration, and compliance with regulatory standards. Our systems are designed to be reliable and accurate, presenting innovative solutions to complex projects. Able to be seamlessly integrated into existing hazardous material handling systems or custom designed for new facilities, these sanitary solvent systems are customizable to any sanitary environment.

Key Design Features

  • Fabricated from corrosion-resistant materials such as Hastelloy C.
  • Precise level monitoring and flow control.
  • Capable of handling corrosive solvents under hazardous conditions.
  • Designed with integral containment, leak detection, and redundant level sensing for increased safety.
  • Compact solutions designed to fit in any available footprint.
  • Automation of pumps and instrumentation to streamline the solvent-handling process.
  • Ease of installation: systems are skid modularized, pre-plumbed, and pre-wired.

Standard Features

  • Welded tank and cover with inlet, outlet, and vent connections.
  • Air-operated diaphragm pump and external air manifold with solenoid valve and airline filter/regulator.
  • Multi-point level switch for pump operation and single-point level switch for high-level alarm.
  • Isolation valves for safety and discharge check valves to prevent material backflow.

Customizable Options

  • Simplex or Duplex pump configuration.
  • Class I Div I or Class I Div II hazardous rating.
  • Control panels can be system mounted or loose for remote installation.
  • Availability of different communication modules and automation component manufacturers for increased compatibility with existing building management communication systems.

Control Systems

  • UL 508A & 698A certification (standards for industrial control panel fabrication).
  • Compliance with NEC/NFPA 79 (electrical standards for industrial machinery).
  • NEMA 4/4X hinged door enclosures.
  • E-STOP button with protective shroud.
  • Lockable main power disconnect switch.
  • PLC and PC based control systems.
  • High voltage and low voltage designs.
  • Complete control integration to build system.

Documentation & Support

  • Engineering documentation including P&IDs, electrical ladder logic diagrams, O&M manuals, component indices, CAD layout drawings, and 3D modeling.
  • Options for FAT and SAT testing.
  • On-site startup & training services with BPE service technicians to ensure system functionality and train site personnel in correct system operation.
  • Maintenance plans for continued project success.