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NovaStar, BN135 Shop Coffee Roaster, 20 kg Batch Capacity, 60 kg/h Roasting Capacity (New)

NovaStar, BN135 Shop Coffee Roaster, 20 kg Batch Capacity, 60 kg/h Roasting Capacity

Description

  1. Overview
    2. Brand: NovaStar.
    3. Model: BN135.
    4. Condition: new, built to order.
    5. Drum-type shop coffee roaster, gas fired, sized for a 20 kg (44 lb) charge and a 60 kg/h (132 lb/h) throughput.
    6. Supplied in the full PLC automatic configuration: PLC control with a touchscreen, support for roast profiling software and a roasting-curve data logger.
    7. One roast runs 16 minutes; the batch is then dropped into a cooling chamber worked by air vacuum, which clears it in 1 to 2 minutes.
    8. Chaff is carried off to a collector, and the exhaust is taken away through a cyclone of its own.
  2. Specifications
    1. Batch capacity: 20 kg (44 lb).
    2. Hourly output: 60 kg/h (132 lb/h).
    3. Roast cycle: 16 minutes per batch.
    4. Cooling cycle: 1 to 2 minutes.
    5. Heat.
    6. Burner power: typically 58 kW (77.8 hp) (198,000 BTU/h).
    7. Gas consumption: about 2 to 3 m3/h (71 to 106 ft3/h).
    8. Drum speed: adjustable, from 1 RPM up to a top motor speed of 70 to 80 RPM.
    9. Motors: 4 electric.
    10. Total electrical power: 2.2 kW (3 hp).
    11. Power supply: 120/230/480 V, single or 3 phase, 60 Hz.
    12. Install footprint: 140 x 270 x 180 cm (55.1 x 106.3 x 70.9 in).
  3. Drum, Burner and Air System
    1. Double-wall drum in stainless steel.
    2. Burner: Riello or Premix.
    3. Adjustable flame, with both the air flow and the flame modulated continuously throughout the roast.
    4. Built-in gas pressure regulator, so the flow reaching the burner stays even.
    5. Insulated body, which holds the heat where it is wanted and trims energy use.
    6. Chaff collector, with a cyclone of its own downstream that separates at high efficiency.
    7. Cooling chamber worked by air vacuum: a strong fan pulls air through the beans while a sweep turns the batch over.
  4. Control and Instrumentation
    1. PLC control with a touchscreen operator panel.
    2. Works with Cropster and with Artisan roast profiling software.
    3. The roast curve is logged and drawn on the touchscreen.
    4. Dual thermocouple, reading bean and exhaust temperature at minimum.
    5. Extra sensors on the inlet air and on the cooling exhaust air.
    6. Electrical and control gear by Siemens and Schneider.
  5. Safety Systems
    1. Novasit gas breaker valve, which cuts the gas by itself should the pressure wander off its set band.
    2. Emergency button that drops every system at one press.
    3. Audible alarm that sounds once the temperature climbs to the level set for it.
    4. CE certification.
  6. Operation and Finish
    1. Peepholes for watching the roast in progress.
    2. Sampling spoon for drawing beans out to check them.
    3. The electric motors are quiet in service and straightforward to work with.
    4. Static-painted exterior, a finish that will not blister or scratch easily.
    5. Any RAL color can be supplied.