CONVERTING THE CHLORINATED SOLUTION
TO 98% EFFECTIVE HYPOCHLOROUS ACID
"THE
CLEANEST
CARCASSES
IN
THE
INDUSTRY"
Advantages
Most
efficient use of Hypochlorous Acid (chlorine)
Attacks
Pathogens at multiple points
No
additional chemicals that are not presently being used
in the plant
Approved
by USDA for online re-processing (orp)
Great
pH Control at application point
Effluent
wastewater concerns are reduced
Pick/Kill
Area
Begins
the Pathogen Management Process
Attacks
Pathogens that enter the plant from grow out
Reduction
of organic load entering the processing area
Reduces
cross contamination during scald and other pick
locations
Aids
in the picking process
Cleaner
scald water
EVIS/IOBW
Attacks
Pathogens due to cross contamination during EVIS process
Aids
to maintain Zero Fecal Standards
Online
Re-processing (ORP)
Carcass
Chiller System
Eliminates
the cross contamination in the chiller water
Produces
Pathogen Results below USDA requirements
Meets
FSIS Chlorine Standards for carcass chillers
Results
Maintains
standards below the USDA requirements for Salmonella and
E-Coli as per 9-CFR-381.94 and 9-CFR-381.65
Currently
testing for future pre-chill E-Coli standards
Other
Attack Points
Further
Processing
Storage
Boxes
Live
bird cages
Transport
trailers
Wash
down (Indoors/outdoors)
What
is Hypochlorous Acid?
Inhibitory
or lethal activity depends on the amount of Free
Available Chlorine (as Hypochlorous Acid, or HOCL) in
the water that comes in contact with microbial cells.
The
dissociation of HOCL depends on pH, temperature, and the
amount of chlorine that is consumed on contact with the
organic matter.
Depending
on the pH of the source water, the Hypochlorous acid
will undergo complete or partial dissociation as
follows:
CL2
+ H2O
HOCL + HCL
HOCL
H+ + OCL-
The
significance of this disassociation is that Hypochlorous
acid is a much more effective germicidal agent than the
Hypochlorite ion.