Three processes
Three different chemical washing stages operate inside the same enclosed spray booth.
3-in-1 Multi-Chemical Washing Booth
Cavaillon, France
Three separate chemical washing processes completed inside one booth, with PLC-controlled timing, temperature and tank routing.
Process concept3-in-1 chemical washing
Process circuitsThree chemical circuits
ControlPLC time & temperature
Return managementControlled tank routing
Customer requirement
Run three chemical wash processes without building three booths.
The production process required three different chemical washing stages. Each stage needed its own controlled time and temperature, while the returning liquid had to be directed to the correct storage tank without mixing the chemical circuits.
Our solution
One booth, three controlled chemical circuits.
Atlas engineered a single enclosed spray washing booth connected to three separate process tanks. The PLC manages process duration and temperature, while the valve and piping arrangement controls which chemical is supplied to the booth and which tank receives the returning liquid.
- One enclosed spray washing booth
- Three separate chemical wash circuits
- PLC-controlled process sequences
- Adjustable washing time and temperature
- Controlled chemical supply and return routing
- Dedicated process tanks, pumps and valve manifolds
Technical configuration
Every chemical remains in the correct circuit.
The control system coordinates the selected recipe, process tank, pump circuit, temperature and return path for each washing stage.
PLC sequence control
The operator selects the required cycle and defines the process time through the PLC interface.
Temperature control
Process temperatures are monitored and controlled for the selected chemical wash stage.
Tank routing
The valve network directs supply and return flow between the booth and the correct chemical tank.
Atlas project scope
Atlas engineered a single enclosed spray washing booth connected to three separate process tanks.
Completed system
The Cavaillon installation.
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