Bellini Foods — Aseptic Bottling Line 3
A 24 000 bottles/hour aseptic PET line: blow moulding, aseptic filling, capping, labelling, case packing and palletising, with live OEE on every machine and its own utilities and CIP block.
What the platform models here
Each family has a behavioural model that the live simulator and the proving twin share, so a dry-run behaves the way the plant does.
- Blow moulder
- Aseptic filler
- Capper
- Labeller
- Case packer
- Palletiser
- Accumulation conveyors
- Plant air
- CIP & syrup tanks
Chasing output past the quality knee costs more than it makes
Push the line to 100 % of the filler's nameplate rate and fill-level and seal rejects climb past 9 %. The extra bottles produced never cover the bottles scrapped, and on an aseptic line a reject excursion is a food-safety review, not just a yield number.
Line 3 Overspeed Reject Recovery
line3-overspeed-recovery
Bring the aseptic filler back inside its quality window after an overspeed push: trim the filler and the machines either side of it back to the balanced line rate, and require line-supervisor confirmation before the change is applied.
- 01Trim filler → 86 %
- 02Trim capper → 86 %
- 03Trim labeller → 86 %
- 04Line-supervisor confirmation
- 05Notify line office
C4 · operational action
Filler Overspeed Push
The line is pushed to 100 % of the filler's nameplate rate to chase output; the machine runs beyond its quality knee.
| Assertion | Baseline | With procedure | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filler reject rate ≤ 3.5 % | 9.40 % | 1.90 % | pass |
| Filler OEE ≥ 65 % | 75.3 % | 70.1 % | pass |
OEE drops five points and rejects fall by a factor of five. The dry-run shows the operator that trade before the line is touched.
What the control room sees
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We will model your equipment, wire your tags and dry-run one of your procedures on the call.