Hydraulic BalanceQfresh = Qdrain500 LPH = 500 LPHCCR Process Target
Daily Water Use4,000 L/dayQfresh × operating hours/dayInformational · no configured target
Estimated EOG LifeData requiredVerified OWS rated-life data is not storedNo Established Reference
Physical model: Food moves on the conveyor at the water-surface/contact level. Product C/CT uses the explicit local contact-zone volume, not the full tank water volume. Confirm the contact-zone volume from field geometry before final design.
Calculation Appendix — Physical Concentration LocationsSpray Outlet C₀ = (generator output × MTE) ÷ Q = 3.60 mg/L.Product Contact-Zone C₁ uses Vcontact = 50.0 L and the local CSTR mass balance; time-average = 2.474 mg/L.End-of-Contact Cend = 2.506 mg/L. Product CT = ∫Ccontact(t)dt = 2.47 mg·min/L.Bulk Tank C₂ uses Vtank = 300.0 L and the balanced Qfresh/Qdrain bulk-water balance; end value = 0.394 mg/L.Food travels at the water-surface washing zone; the full tank volume is not treated as the direct product-contact volume.
SINGLE-PASS HYDRAULIC BALANCEFresh ozonated water in = controlled bottom drain outNo return line connects the washing tank to the OWS.
Qfresh 8.3 L/minQdrain 8.3 L/min
Quick Simulation Inputs
1) Process Selection
2) Selected Ozone Equipment
3) Water / Contact-Time Inputs
4) Advanced Engineering Inputs
Manual engineering inputLocal surface/spray water volume used for product-contact C/CT. It is not automatically the full tank volume. Confirm from wash-zone geometry before final design.
5) Equipment Recommendation
AI recommends equipment first. User-selected equipment remains editable and all engineering results recalculate live.
Live AI Engineering EvaluationPASSResidual meets the selected food/process target. No correction required.
6) Operation Pattern / Timeline
LOCATION-SPECIFIC C / PRODUCT CT
Product-surface exposure is evaluated separately from bulk-tank water.
Ozone Concentration by Product Contact TimeSpray source, product contact zone and bulk tank residual
Product CT AccumulationIntegrated ozone exposure over product contact time
Interpretation: C₁ is the time-average across product exposure; Cend is the instantaneous final value on the rising contact-zone curve. Bulk C₂ is a secondary hydraulic result and has no separate stored threshold.