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382<br />

[CIPable facility project planning]<br />

project planning, life cycle, 23<br />

schematic development, 26<br />

special cleaning regimes, 31<br />

trend CIP circuit performance<br />

report, 38<br />

validation, 37–38<br />

CIPable integrated design, 22<br />

CIPable process, components of, 2–8<br />

automated skid, 7<br />

AWFI supply, 8<br />

bypass line, 7<br />

CIP supply piping, 7<br />

CIPR<br />

flush valve, 7<br />

pump, 7<br />

transfer line, 6–7<br />

U-bend transport panels, 4–6<br />

vessels, 2–4<br />

water supply, 8<br />

CIPR. See CIP return piping.<br />

CIPS to circuit, 104–105<br />

CIPS. See CIP supply.<br />

Circuit dirty hold time, 312–313<br />

Circuit flushing, 339–340<br />

Circuit hydraulic balance, troubleshooting<br />

of, 310–312<br />

CIP recirculation tank, 310–311<br />

Circuit recipe parameters, 312<br />

Citric acid, 204<br />

Clamp-type connections, 215<br />

Clean hold expiration times, 91<br />

Clean-in-place. See CIP.<br />

Clean surface, passivation and, 203<br />

Cleanable API processing, equipment<br />

and systems, 275–295<br />

Cleanable in-line components, 211–234<br />

fabrication, 214–217<br />

flexible hoses and piping, 217–218<br />

instruments, 231–233<br />

interior surfaces, 213–214<br />

electropolish, 213<br />

mechanical polishes, 213<br />

plating, 213–214<br />

pumps, 228–231<br />

standards<br />

developing organizations, 211–212<br />

guidelines, 212–213<br />

transfer panels, 218–221<br />

valves, 222–228<br />

Index<br />

Cleanable liquids processing<br />

design criteria, 235–236<br />

automated valves, 236<br />

flexibility vs. automation, 235–236<br />

flexible tubing, 236<br />

transfer panels, 236<br />

equipment and systems, 235–255<br />

process applications, 236–253<br />

mixproof valves, 238–244<br />

process trains, 236–238<br />

steam-in-place, 253–254<br />

Cleaned out-of-place (COP), 1<br />

manual cleaning, 15–16<br />

Cleaning agent constituents, 58–69<br />

builders, 58–59<br />

chelating agents, 64–66<br />

corrosion inhibitors, 69<br />

defoamer, 66–68<br />

environmental effects of, 70–71<br />

oxidizing, 68<br />

sequestering agents, 66<br />

surfactants, 59–64<br />

Cleaning agent injection systems, 145–158<br />

chemical feed methods, 149–153<br />

safe chemical storage and handling,<br />

145–148<br />

solution dilution, 153–158<br />

Cleaning agent residue limits, 351–353<br />

Cleaning agent solution dilution, 153–158<br />

concentration and residue removal<br />

verification, 157–158<br />

mixing and control, 155<br />

single-pass cleaning, 156–157<br />

slipsteam method, 153–154<br />

Cleaning agents<br />

alkaline, 57–58<br />

choosing of, 71–72<br />

cleaning process, 53–54<br />

composition of, 53–72<br />

detergents, 55–58<br />

method development, 55<br />

pH value, 56<br />

soils, 54–55<br />

Cleaning circuits, glass-lined reactor<br />

systems and, 286–288<br />

Cleaning cycles, 29, 288–289<br />

Cleaning cycle sequences, 73–91<br />

CIP program<br />

parameters, 77–79<br />

phases, 74–75

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