Regeneration of CIP

Milton Roy

Cleaning-in-place (CIP) Regeneration of cleaning solutions

Principle

Cleaning-in-place (CIP) of piping and tanks in food production processes is achieved using acidic (ex: nitric acid HNO3) and alkaline (ex: soda NaOH) cleaning solutions, at optimized concentrations.

Conductivity set points generally used for cleaning solutions are:

  • Acidic solution (HNO3): about 95 mS/cm.
  • Alkaline solution (NaOH): about 90 mS/cm.

Equipments

  • 2 conductivity controllers DCD 3000
  • Conductivity probes (0 – 200.0 mS/cm ; K = 10).

Maintenance

  • No specific maintenance for the probe located in the acidic cleaning loop.
  • For the probe located in the alkaline loop, plan a cleaning with diluted hydrochloric acid, to remove deposits, every two weeks.

Interest

  • Ensure a reliable cleaning.
  • To respect the sanitary standards in the your industry. Optimize the use of chemicals.
  • 2 conductivity controllers DCD 3000.

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