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Cleanroom Utility Systems
Clean-in-Place System
A three-tank automated cleaning skid that prepares, heats, circulates and recovers rinse and detergent solutions through hygienic process equipment.
- Automated recipe-controlled cleaning
- Three segregated solution tanks
- Heated sanitary circulation loop
Product Introduction
The clean-in-place system stores rinse water and detergent solutions in dedicated stainless tanks, heats the selected medium through a plate heat exchanger and circulates it through connected process equipment without disassembly. Return temperature, conductivity and flow signals support phase changeover and repeatable recovery or drain decisions.
Key Features
Sanitary centrifugal circulation pump
Plate heat exchanger heating
Automated valve manifold
Temperature and conductivity monitoring
Recipe-based sequencing
Detergent recovery routing
Integrated HMI control
Customer Product Concerns
Effective CIP depends on sufficient turbulence, correct detergent concentration, controlled temperature, complete surface wetting and reliable phase separation.
Low return velocity leaves product residueSize the circulation pump and return path for turbulent cleaning flow at the connected equipment.
Detergent strength varies between cyclesUse conductivity feedback and controlled water or concentrate make-up.
Cleaning phases mix and waste utilitiesApply return conductivity and temperature logic to route each phase to recovery or drain.
Cold solution cleans slowlyHeat the circulating medium through a sanitary plate heat exchanger with regulated utility flow.
Typical Applications
Bioreactor and vessel cleaningHygienic process pipingFilling and transfer equipmentPlate heat exchangersFood and beverage process lines
Technical Parameters
Tank volume, pump duty, heater area, number of circuits and automation are selected for connected equipment and cleaning recipes.
| Core Material | 316L stainless steel solution tanks and hygienic product-contact piping |
|---|---|
| Panel Thickness | Tank wall typically 2.0–5.0 mm |
| Effective Width | Skid width typically 1500–3500 mm |
| Maximum Length | Complete skid length typically up to 6000 mm |
| Steel Facing Thickness | Control enclosure and skid sheet typically 1.5–3.0 mm |
| Core Density | 316L stainless steel density approximately 8000 kg/m³ |
| Thermal Conductivity | 316L stainless steel approximately 15 W/(m·K) at ambient temperature |
| Surface Finish | Polished tank and piping interiors with satin external stainless finish |
| Joint Type | Orbital-welded sanitary piping with clamp-connected valves, instruments and plate heat exchanger |
| Customization | Available based on the intended application and operating environment. |
Available Options
One to five solution tanksSingle or multiple cleaning circuitsElectric or steam heatingDetergent dosingConductivity analyzerReturn recovery moduleRemote recipe management
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