Cleaning and changeover

Three-tank CIP Cleaning System

The shown three-tank cleaning station combines liquid storage, circulation pumps, a valve manifold and operator interface for selected closed circuits.

Three-tank CIP assembly with circulation pumps, pipe and valve manifold, and touchscreen controls.

Supply, circulate and return

Construction & selection

Visible assembly: Three storage tanks with pumps and manifold
Catalogue tank functions: Water, alkali, acid and recovery options
Heating options: Steam or electrical heating by configuration
Control family: PLC-operated sequences and selected measurements

Request this machine

The catalogue lists possible tank functions; it does not add a fourth tank to the pictured three-tank unit. Choose the chemistry, storage/recovery arrangement, heating and circuit schedule for the actual product soil and equipment.

At the inlet

The selected cleaning liquids and services, with a defined connected equipment circuit.

At the outlet

A controlled cleaning supply and a separately routed return or discharge path.

How the machine works

A selected vessel supplies the circulation path through its pump and heating arrangement. Cleaning liquid travels through the authorized equipment route and returns to the assigned destination. The route, return condition and switching sequence determine which wetted surfaces are covered.

Connect the surrounding equipment

Size circulation against the complete supply/equipment/return route. Identify valves, branches, drain handling and measurement points. Prevent conflicts between a cleaning route and a route that is receiving product.

Maintenance & cleaning access

Maintain pump seals, strainers, heating surfaces and valves and check drainability. Open inspection belts, washers and removable pulper screens still need direct access and their own cleaning tasks. A CIP station does not replace product-changeover inspection or validation.

Where it belongs