Operation
DeLaval voluntary milking system VMS
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4. If desired, take a milk sample via the
manhole at the top of the tank.
5. Remove the grey cap from the tank outlet
and connect the hose from the dairy truck.
If local regulations permit milk delivery to
tank while tank emptying takes place, the
pick-up valve can be opened and the tank
emptying started while the pick-up lamp is
flashing. If not, these actions should not be
carried out until the pick-up lamp is shining
with a steady light.
6. To start the tank emptying, open the
pick-up valve by pressing the pick-up valve
button.
7. When the tank is empty, disconnect the
hose from the tank outlet.
8. Fit the black cap on the tank outlet.
9. Start the tank cleaning.
Tank emptying process: VMS/IN
cooling systems
Milk valve
Inlet for VMS system.
Receiver tank
Pick-up valve
Storage tank
In an Instant cooling system, the milk in the
receiver tank must first be pumped over to
the storage tank before the tank emptying
can begin. When the milk has been
conveyed to the storage tank, the milk valve
at the inlet to the storage tank is closed. The
VMS system will, however, still be able to
deliver milk to the receiver tank.
The hose from the dairy truck is then
connected to the outlet of the storage tank;
the pick-up valve is opened and the tank
emptying started. When the tank has been
emptied and the hose disconnected, the
tank cleaning is started. When the tank
cleaning has been completed, the receiver
unit can resume pumping milk to the
storage tank.
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