Cleaning and disinfection must be carried out regularly at appropriate intervals. A typical CIP cycle consists of various steps, such as pre-rinsing with treated water, rinsing with alkalis and acids, and intermediate and final rinsing with treated water. To increase cleaning effectiveness, chemicals or cleaning agents are sometimes used. Depending on the system, after each cleaning step the cleaning medium is either discharged into the drain (lost cleaning) or returned to the storage tank for later reuse (batch CIP). Temperatures, flow rates, and times are adapted to the system dimensions and cleaning tasks. Hot cleaning systems use hot alkalis and/or hot water. In cold cleaning systems, all media are at ambient temperature. Centec offers many variations of CIP systems. These can be small and mobile single-channel systems or large stationary multi-channel systems, including storage tanks of any size for cleaning media and for the recovery of rinse water. Centec CIP systems are designed to ensure optimal cleaning results with the lowest possible consumption of water, chemicals, and energy. While one part of the production plant is being cleaned, other areas can continue manufacturing. Double-seat valve technology prevents the product and cleaning agent from mixing at all times.


 
 Cleaning concept ideally adapted to requirements
 
 Simultaneous production and CIP cleaning possible
 
 Maximum product safety with double-seat valve technology
 
 Customized modular design with standard PLC
 
 Frame-mounted for easy installation and commissioning
 
 Small, mobile systems on wheels available