What happens if the high flow alarm is triggered in a meter based timing system?

When the high flow alarm is triggered in a meter-based timing system, it indicates that the flow rate of the product has exceeded a predetermined threshold that could signify a potential issue in the system. The correct response is that the product flow is redirected. This is a safety mechanism designed to avoid dangerous conditions, such as spills or equipment damage, by redirecting the flow to a safe area or to a reservoir instead of allowing it to continue unabated.

This proactive response helps maintain operational integrity while minimizing risk to both equipment and personnel involved in the pasteurization process. Redirecting the flow can also facilitate further monitoring or corrective action to address the root cause of the high flow rate, ensuring that the system operates within safe parameters moving forward.