IDD Processing & Packaging SQUIRE PLUS 2, Operation Manual, Page: 35 / 125

SQUIRE PLUS 2 OPERATIONS MANUAL
PROCESS & PACKAGING, INC.
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10. CLEANING IN PLACE (CIP) PROCEDURE
Perform these procedures when all kegs have been washed and filled, typically at the end of the day.
WARNING: D
O
N
OT
Hose Down Electrical Equipment Areas!
This includes the pump motors, control panels, and electrical terminal boxes
CIP S
EQUENCE
– P
RODUCT
F
ILLING
S
IDE
This process cleans only the product side routes. Perform this when first using the Squire Plus 2 and
whenever the product filling side requires cleaning. Cleaning the pipes removes scum, scale, or any
residuals that may have formed on the interior.
If this is the first time using the system, you may skip the W
ATER
F
LUSH
and continue to Caustic F
LUSH
.
W
ATER
F
LUSH
1. Switch on the Product Pump , if needed
2. Ensure the Drain Valve is open
3. Attach water to the Product Pump with a 1.5” Bright Tank Hose
4. Change the Control Panel RACK /CIP switch to CIP to flush product residuals from the system
5. PLC opens the Product and Filler Drain valves
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Pump turns on, flushing water through the fill system and exiting the Drain Valve
6. Stop water flow by switching the Control Panel RACK/CIP switch back to RACK
7. PLC closes Product and Rack Drain ( R Drain ) valves
C
AUSTIC
F
LUSH
8. Attach the separate CIP tank to the Product pump with the 1.5” Bright Tank Hose
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Ensure CIP caustic detergent is set at 2 to 3 % caustic, and is at 160
°
F
9. Connect the return line to the CIP Return Valve for CIP recovery
10. Flush water to drain:
a. Change the Control Panel RACK /CIP switch to CIP to flush water
b. PLC opens the Product and Filler Drain valves
11. Run detergent until the water is flushed out, then;
a. Open the CIP Return Valve
(first pipe and valve)
b. Close the Drain Valve
(bottom most valve)
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Now the CIP detergent flows through the Product valve, across the connection head ,
and then recycles through the CIP Return valve
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The Operator determines exactly how long they wish to run the detergent , but IDD
suggests a minimum running time of 20 min .
12. Stop detergent flow by switching the Control Panel RACK/CIP switch back to RACK
13. PLC closes Product and Rack Drain ( R Drain ) valves