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Working Dish Washer Details

Here are the key steps in the commercial dishwasher process: 1. Pre-wash - Soaking dishes is optional but can help remove loose food particles before washing. Soaking in hot water is most effective. 2. Wash cycle - Dishes are sprayed with hot water (50-70°C) and detergent to remove food, grease and other soils. Multiple spray arms ensure all surfaces are cleaned. 3. Rinse cycle - Dishes are rinsed with clean hot water (80°C+) to remove detergent residue. This helps prevent spots and films from forming. 4. Sanitization - Dishes pass through high-temperature rinse water (82°C+) to sanitize

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Working Dish Washer Details

Here are the key steps in the commercial dishwasher process: 1. Pre-wash - Soaking dishes is optional but can help remove loose food particles before washing. Soaking in hot water is most effective. 2. Wash cycle - Dishes are sprayed with hot water (50-70°C) and detergent to remove food, grease and other soils. Multiple spray arms ensure all surfaces are cleaned. 3. Rinse cycle - Dishes are rinsed with clean hot water (80°C+) to remove detergent residue. This helps prevent spots and films from forming. 4. Sanitization - Dishes pass through high-temperature rinse water (82°C+) to sanitize

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Please fill the white cells in the below 3 tables

CONSU
Per Cycle
% Detergent
loading # of cups Water Energy
& Rinsing chemical
Ceramic Cups
# of cycles
(Liters) (kWh) Washed Per Day
(Liters)
1000 50
100% 20 2.2 5 0.0009
500 25
1000 67
75% 15 2.2 5 0.0009
500 33
1000 100
50% 10 2.2 5 0.0009
500 50
1000 200
25% 5 2.2 5 0.0009
500 100

C
Per Cycle
%
Detergent
loading # of cups Water Energy
& Rinsing chemical
Ceramic Cups
# of cycles
(INR) (INR) Washed Per Day
(INR)
1000 50
100% 20 0.44 55 225
500 25
1000 67
75% 15 0.44 55 225
500 33
1000 100
50% 10 0.44 55 225
500 50
1000 200
25% 5 0.44 55 225
500 100

Water Energy Detergent


Unit Rate INR/Liter INR/kWh INR/Liter
0.2 11 225
In-spite of good insulation, there will
CONSUMPTION be some losses; please consider them
& the no-load losses of machine
Per day (24 hours) Per Cup Was
Wash Tank Total Heat Total Detergent
Water Energy Water
Drain Water Water Load Energy & Rinsing chemical
(Liters) (kWh) (Liters)
(Liters) (Liter) (kWh) (kWh) (Liters)
23 23 45.45455 5 1.85 6.85 0.045 0.045455
11 11 22.72727 5 1.85 6.85 0 0.045455
30 30 60.60606 5 1.85 6.85 0.06 0.060606
15 15 30.30303 5 1.85 6.85 0 0.060606
45 45 90.90909 5 1.85 6.85 0.09 0.090909
23 23 45.45455 5 1.85 6.85 0 0.090909
91 91 181.8182 5 1.85 6.85 0.18 0.181818
45 45 90.90909 5 1.85 6.85 0 0.181818

COST
Per day (24 hours) Per Cup Was
Detergent
Water Energy Water
& Rinsing chemical
(INR) (INR) (INR)
(INR)
9.090909 75.33561 10.125 0.009091
4.545455 75.33561 0 0.009091
12.12121 75.33561 13.5 0.012121
6.060606 75.33561 0 0.012121
18.18182 75.33561 20.25 0.018182
9.090909 75.33561 0 0.018182
36.36364 75.33561 40.5 0.036364
18.18182 75.33561 0 0.036364

4500
20
225
Per Cup Wash
Detergent
Energy
& Rinsing chemical
(kWh)
(Liters)
0.006849 0.000045
0.013697 0
0.006849 0.00006
0.013697 0
0.006849 0.00009
0.013697 0
0.006849 0.00018
0.013697 0

Per Cup Wash


Detergent
Energy
& Rinsing chemical
(INR)
(INR)
0.075336 0.010125
0.150671 0
0.075336 0.0135
0.150671 0
0.075336 0.02025
0.150671 0
0.075336 0.0405
0.150671 0
Machine 1
Cost of Dishwasher Machine (INR)
Dimensions (mm)
Number of cups per cycle
Time taken per cycle (Minutes)
Wash Tank Capacity (Liters)
Rinse Tank Capacity (Liters)
Total Maximum Power Consumption (KW)
Water Quality Required
Softner Cost
Machine 2
Please explain the complete process
Is Soaking required
If Soaking required (is it required with Hot water)
Is wiping required
Can RO water reduce wiping requirement (as there will be no stains)

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