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100<br />

Single-Tank Bypass or Recycle Operation<br />

If it is necessary to clean aline circuit, i.e., acircuit consisting of only piping or piping<br />

plus equipment such as ahomogenizer,centrifuge, or filter housing(s), the addition<br />

of aCIPR recycle valve, as shown in Figure 3enables the above-described system<br />

to operate with WASH RECYCLE through the CIP skid mounted tank.<br />

The suggested design using acone bottom tank and leg to create the desired<br />

NPSH with minimum volume in the tank is beneficial to the reduction of water,<br />

chemicals, and time. The return flow must be introduced to the tank through a<br />

spray to continuously flush the tank head and sidewalls and prevent the development<br />

of the traditional “bathtub ring” during the solution wash. The RINSE TO<br />

DRAIN is as described previously.<br />

Single-Tank Total Recycle Operation<br />

Some CIP applications may include circuits or operating conditions that are<br />

expected to produce substantial air entrainment in CIPR flow, examples being the<br />

use of aliquid ring return pump to overcome undesirable CIPR design conditions,<br />

or the utilization of injected air to the CIPS for spray CIP of large filter housings. The<br />

single-tank bypass skid performance would be degraded by the presence of<br />

massive air in the CIPR flow, but the many other advantages of the small, simple<br />

CIP skid concept may be achieved by configuring the CIP skid as shown in Figure 4.<br />

The supply side of the system is unchanged but CIPR flow is always to the CIP<br />

recycle tank via the CIPR recycle valve. Most of the minimal water, time, and<br />

chemical use advantages of the single-tank bypass CIP skid may be retained by the<br />

Chemical<br />

loop<br />

AB<br />

FE<br />

FCV<br />

Steam<br />

Water<br />

Chemical<br />

loop<br />

tank<br />

block<br />

PS<br />

COND<br />

HXR<br />

RTD T LS<br />

Restrictor<br />

COND<br />

CIP<br />

supply pump<br />

(VFD)<br />

SG<br />

AWFI<br />

TOV<br />

HBV<br />

Tank<br />

recycle<br />

RTD<br />

Drain<br />

Samp<br />

Ret<br />

probe<br />

Chemical<br />

loop<br />

Res<br />

probe<br />

T<br />

Water<br />

tank<br />

CIP supply<br />

AWFI<br />

Wash recycle Rinse to drain<br />

CIP supply<br />

CIP return<br />

Seiberling<br />

CIP return<br />

FIGURE 4 The single-tank single-use recirculation operation system is effective in handling return<br />

flow with substantial entrained air.

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