500L Intergrated CIP Auxiliary Brewing Equipments Fabricated By
SS316 Controlled By PLC
The sanitary aspects of producing food and beverage products are of
extreme importance. Plants must meet high hygienic standards to
avoid a product's degradation and contamination during operation,
and plant cleaning must be carried out quickly and thoroughly. The
cleaning requirements are best met with Cleaning-in-Place (CIP)
systems.
CIP systems offer fast, efficient and reliable cleaning of all
types of process plant. It's a method which cleans complete items
of plant equipment or pipelines circuits without dismantling the
equipment.
| TECHNICAL PARAMETERS |
Working Volume (L) | Acid-Alkali Tank | Water Tank | Whole Set | Centrifugal Pump | Control |
| Dimension (mm) | Heating Area (m2) | Dimension (mm) | Dimension (mm) | Technical Data |
| 500L | Φ900×1800 | 1 | Φ800×800 | 3100×1000×1670 | Flow Rate-5T/H Lift-30M | PLC or Manual |
CIP systems are divided in differents operations :
A. Flushing in order to eliminate residues
B. Alkaline cleaning operation : alkaline detergents dissolve fat
and proteins, and cleaning where harder deposits have occured
C. Intermediate water rinse
D. Acidic cleaning operation : for neutralising the caustic
remaining on the surfaces of the plant. The acidic detergents
remove mineral deposits in the equipment (especially warm areas
like in the pasteurizer)
E. Final water rinse : Cold water purges out the residual acid
solution
CIP is a closed system where recirculating cleaning solution is
applied (often with nozzles) that cleans, rinses and sanitises
equipment. The CIP system is usually automatically controlled and
the cleaning sequences are given the optimum timing for efficient
cleaning of all parts of the plants.
Differents types of Cleaning-in-Place systems exist :
Single pass system :
New cleaning solution is introduced to the plant to be cleaned and
then disposed to drain. In most cases, a single pass system would
start with a pre-rinse to remove as much soiling as possible. The
detergent clean and a final rinse would follow this.
Recirculation system :
The cleaning solution is made up in an external tank then
introduced to the plant to be cleaned. It is recirculated and
topped up as required until the cleaning cycle is complete. When
the detergent clean is complete it is then normal to carry out a
final rinse.
Recirculation systems use less water and cleaning detergents but
require greater capital outlay and in some circumstances may be
unsuitable due to cross contamination from one process to another.
As with every system, CIP systems show some advantages and
disadvantages :
Advantages :
- Reduced labor (minimise cleaning time)
- Improved hygiene (automated systems clean and sanitise more
effectively and consistently than manual cleaning)
- Conservation of cleaning solution
- Improved equipment and storage utilisation
- Improved safety
- Maintain high plant production availability
- Optimisation of the use of detergent and water
- Difficult to access areas can be cleaned
Disadvantages :
- Installation : the optimisation of cleaning programmes should be
carried out by qualified people
- Maintenance : pressure or flow rate of cleaning chemicals through
the system should be measured; must be reviewed routinely to ensure
that these elements are applied consistently and continuously
Applications :
CIP has been used in dairies and breweries for many years but has
been adapted in other plants because of equipments and installation
costs and the difficulty of cleaning certain processing equipment.
So CIP could be used for :
- liquid filling, especially in the dairy industry
- dairy products
- cooked meat
- short shelf-life, chilled food
- finished salads
- conveyor systems for unpacked product
- meat slicers
- ice-cream production post-pasteurisation
- cook-in sauce lines
- cook-chill production
- sandwich manufacture
- pastry production
- dust control units and silos (infestation risks)
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SS316 Controlled By PLC
