What is a CIP Unit?
The CIP unit operates automatically throughout the entire CIP cleaning cycle. The CIP system efficiently controls tank filling, heating, and detergent dosing to achieve the required CIP cleaning conditions before the cycle even begins.
Depending on your specific process requirements, the CIP cleaning cycle may include a combination of the following CIP steps
ïŧŋïŧŋ First Pre-rinse
ïŧŋïŧŋ Hot alkali cleaning / Cold alkali cleaning
ïŧŋïŧŋ Intermediate rinse
ïŧŋïŧŋ Hot acid cleaning / Cold acid cleaning
ïŧŋïŧŋ Final rinse
ïŧŋïŧŋ Chemical cold disinfection
ïŧŋïŧŋ Hot water sterilization
Integrating a CIP system into your facility offers numerous operational advantages
Efficient cleaning without equipment disassembly
Consistent and repeatable cleaning cycles
A CIP system actively helps reduce water and chemical consumption.
Suitable for hygienic liquid processing plants
Can be customized to your process requirements
Cleaning timers are only started when the desired cleaning temperature and detergent concentration are obtained into the return line. A conductivity sensor controls the concentration of detergent and detects the phase transition water/detergent. The flow detection indicates when an object is empty and offers a control on the return of cleaning liquid from the object in cleaning.
Temperatures
Flow rate and volume
Cleaning timers
Detergent concentration
Ratio of recovered detergent
PID controller parameters
Cleaning mode
The INTE-FLUSH - Modular unit can operate independently. They depend on the detergent tanks only for solution supply, the circulation is established over the unit's circulation tank. They combine the benefits of centralized control with the advantages of decentralized operation.
Sizes and Capacity
Technical Data of Equipment in Circuit Unit (Basic type)
Optional Equipment
Control Module
Capacity range:
CIP pressure: max 4 bar
Temperature difference:
approx. 15-20 °C
Steam pressure: max 6 bar 300 kg up to 1500 kg/h
Compressed air: min 5 bar
Water: depending on capacity
