Summary of Recent Projects is a condensed overview of some of our projects that Logichem Process International has been contracted to oversee, design and supply equipment over the last few years.
Summary of Recent Projects is a condensed overview of some of our projects that Logichem Process International has been contracted to oversee, design and supply equipment over the last few years.
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We are excited to unveil our latest innovation: the Heat Pump system.
Developed by Schalk Pienaar, the founder and former CEO of Logichem, this cutting-edge technology has been in the making for nearly 12 years. After two years of testing, we are proud to integrate our new Heat Pump technology to our GoLo Systems.
The GoLo with the Heat Pump is the most energy-efficient dealcoholisation process with the lowest carbon footprint attainable.
We had the privilege to supply a 2200 l/h GoLo with Heat Pump to Low and No Beverages in South-East Australia. The system is up and running, in production since June 2024.
We have two similar systems destined for Australia and North America. We look forward to sharing more on these units soon.
If you would like to learn more about our GoLo or Heat Pump technology, please reach out to us via our contacts page.
We’re excited to announce the successful installation and commissioning of another GoLo unit at one of our valued clients’ facilities: DCOOP in Alcázar de San Juan, Spain.
The plant has been in operation since March 2024 and includes an integrated CIP system.
Out with the old, in with the new!
We recently installed a new Wash Column for a local client. This upgrade helps reduce steam usage and is designed to support future capacity expansion in their neutral alcohol plant.
This SO2 vaporiser is the 6th unit we are supplying since its design in 2011.
It’s fully automated, skid-mounted for easy transportation and installation, and made of mostly 316 stainless steel to handle tough site conditions.
2200 l/h wine-based de-alcoholisation plant. Fully automated with integrated CIP system.
1000 l/h wine-based de-alcoholisation plant.
Supply of replacement columns for existing distillery. Replacements included a Stripper column, a Rectification column, and a Methanol-removal column.
2200 l/h wine-based de-alcoholisation plant. Fully automated with integrated CIP system.
Turnkey supply of craft rum distillery, including molasses storage, fermentation, distillation, and associated controls.
Supply of two systems: one to recover solvent from a process waste stream, the other to recover water from a process waste stream. Both plants were commissioned to reduce effluent product.
Fully automated 8 300 kg/h SO2 vaporizer.
500 l/h wine-based de-alcoholisation plant.
150 l/h wine- and beer-based de-alcoholisation plant.
EPCM: EPC management of a distillery upgrade, including a new fermentation cellar, relocation of existing equipment to the new site, upgrade of existing utilities, and integration of new processes into an existing site.
Turnkey: Supply of new distillation column which utilises feed stock with high solids content (fruit based).
350 l/h wine-based de-alcoholization plant. Self-sustaining; only requires process water supply from site.
350 l/h multi-product de-alcoholization plant.
Multi-pressure distillation plant to produce 1 400 l/h neutral stripped-wine.
Turnkey supply of 10 kLAA/day extra neutral ethanol plant, including raw product preparation, mashing, fermentation, distillation, and storage. The plant utilises cassava tubers as feed stock.
Supply of continuous craft distillation system with solids-tolerant distillation trays; capable of producing gin, vodka, and various other products.
Distillation plant capable of rectifying 1 200 l/h spirit to 92% ABV.