ANSI/BISSC/Z50.2-2003
Sanitation Standard
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4.12. DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR COATING EQUIPMENT
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4.12.1 Definitions
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4.12.1.1 The product zone, as defined in Section 2.11, shall include
all surfaces, including bottoms, with which ingredients used in
the coating of food products in normal production may have contact,
magazines, entry pipes, fittings, pumps, agitators, blowers, and
those surfaces over or through which forced flows of air are directly
applied to the product, conveyor belts and such adjuncts as side
guards, fittings, carrying rollers, and devices with which the
coating and other food products may have direct or indirect contact
during the process of drying and cooling, and the interior surfaces
of cooling and drying tunnels, housings and ducts therein over
or through which forced flows of air are directly applied to the
food product.
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4.12.2 Specific Design Requirements
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4.12.2.1 Openings for the introduction of coating and ingredients
shall be designed so as to prevent spillage. Covers shall be provided
for such ingredient openings and shall be removable, easy to clean
and equipped with a means of protection against the entry of foreign
material from the exterior of the cover. Such openings shall have
a raised rim of at least 3/8 inch (10mm).
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4.12.2.2 The coating reservoir shall be accessible without cutting
the conveyor belt or dismantling the conveyor and easily accessible
for cleaning.
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4.12.2.3 The coating reservoir shall be self-draining.
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4.12.2.4 Air ducts and baffles for the delivery and distribution
of air shall comply with Section 3.1
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4.12.2.5 Blowers, which remove coatings from food product, shall
be readily accessible and shall comply with Section 3.1.
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4.12.2.6 Blower intake hoods shall be readily removable. Blower
blades, motor mounts, and related parts shall be readily accessible.
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4.12.2.7 Air distribution horn or cone shall be removable. Horn
or cone adjustments shall be readily accessible and removable.
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4.12.2.8 Wire belt rollers shall be readily accessible.
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4.12.2.10 Heater units installed under a coating return section
shall be readily accessible.
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4.12.2.11 Product conveying surfaces shall be readily accessible
and removable, and shall be designed for minimum product retention
and complete cleaning.
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4.12.2.12 Attachments used to prevent accumulations on aprons
or belts shall be readily accessible and removable.
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4.12.2.13 Readily removable drip or catch pans shall be provided
under cleaning attachments and transfer points.
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4.12.2.14 Sensing devices used in the product zone shall be suitable
for the application and shall have shatter-resistant faces.
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4.12.2.15 Pumps, valves, pipes and fittings, including those used
to insert sensing bulbs, except those which are normally continuously
filled, shall be of the sanitary take-apart type and shall be readily
accessible or readily removable.
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4.12.2.16 All devices, including the mounting brackets, used for
the purpose of stacking, shingling or otherwise aligning the food
products prior to packing, shall comply with Section 3.1.
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4.12.2.17 Enclosure panels shall be smooth and readily removable
for cleaning.
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4.12.2.18 Insulation within doors or access panels shall be isolated
by sealing the fabricated joint or seam of the door or access panel.
When multiple insulated panels are used (as in tunnel walls or
tops), insulations shall be isolated within each individual panel
by sealing.
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4.12.2.19 Shaft seal rings shall be readily accessible and readily
removable or retractable, to permit cleaning of all product zone
surfaces thereon, including the face of the agitator hub.
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4.12.2.20 Take-up rollers and their bearings shall be removable.
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4.12.2.21 Rollers, pulleys, sprockets and wheels shall be free
of end recesses. Sprockets and wheels in the product zone shall
be solid disks.
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4.12.2.22 Electrical, plumbing and sensing device lines shall
be grouped and protected by seal enclosures.
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4.12.2.23 Cooling coils shall be readily accessible and easily
cleanable.
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4.12.2.24 A minimum space of 8 inches (200mm) shall be provided
between the floor and the bottom of the coater.
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4.12.2.25 A minimum space of 12 inches (300mm) shall be provided
between the floor and the bottom of the frame and body of the conveyor.
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4.12.2.26 Bunker boxes and other refrigeration or heating equipment
used under processing conveyors shall have condensate drainage,
and the drainage pans shall be designed so as to prevent entry
to food products. A minimum space of 6 inches (150mm) shall be
provided between the floor and bunker boxes or related equipment.
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Created
August 2006 - American Society of Baking
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