Challenges businesses are facing?

Cost

CIP process involves high investments in terms of the media used to clean tanks e.g. caustic, acid, fresh water.

Productivity

Running CIP also equates to higher downtime and less production time. Time is of crucial essence in many plants running full production, sometimes 24 hours 7 days a week.

Quality

The importance of cleaning your tanks efficiently relates directly to product quality. It is of utmost priority to clean the tanks and process lines adequately before the next product batch.

Safety

Most countries require a certificate of confined spaces in order to enter and clean the tank manually.

Key Elements of Tank Cleaning Process

Coverage

  • 360 Degree Full Internal Tank Surface Coverage.

Impact

  • Calculated Velocity and Pressure against Mass
  • Surface Areas required to Clean.

Product

  • Correct Evaluation of Chemical Composition and Temperatures against types of products concerned and the characteristics of the products.

Time

  • To Achieve Minimum Time = Savings in Water and Heat Generation Costs

Tank Cleaning Solutions

Static Spray Ball

Static Spray Ball


Easy to clean application:


  • Water tanks, CIP tanks
  • Tanks cleaned few times per year
  • Max. tank diameter: 3 meter
  • Operating pressure: 2-3 bar
  • Cleaning cost: High
  • Cleaning efficiency: Low

Rotary Spray Ball

Rotary Spray Ball


Easy to clean application:


  • Milk tanks, Syrup tanks
  • Small process tanks
  • Max. tank diameter: 5 meter
  • Operating pressure: 2-3 bar
  • Cleaning cost: Medium
  • Cleaning efficiency: Medium

Rotary Jet Head

Rotary Jet Head


Easy to clean application:


  • Fermentation, Big process tanks
  • Large tanks
  • Max. tank diameter: 15+ meter
  • Operating pressure: 5-7 bar
  • Cleaning cost: Low
  • Cleaning efficiency: High

Helping businesses succeed.
See our case study:

Challenge
Product depositing on the tank bottoms of 16 tanks, even after CIP process was completed.
Manual cleaning and entry to the tanks were required to complete the cleaning process.

Solution
Provided customer optimised CIP cleaning process.
Installed and performed trials with the TJ20G rotary jet head. Replacing the static spray balls.

Results
Savings per year:

€ 360,000


Complete Return on Investment:

0.35 years


Reduced CIP Sequence

by 10 minutes per cycle


No manual labor required.
Delivery of a safe and efficient cleaning process.

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