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Quattroflow Installation, Operation & Troubleshooting Guide
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CIP with external pump:
If you use another external pump for you CIP-process, the passive Quattroflow Pumps will be rinsed freely.
Please note the given important information below.
Temperature for CIP-medium: max. 90 °C (194 °F)
Pressure: max. 4 bar (58 PSI)
The flow rate should not be higher than 80% of the maximum flow rate which is given for
the used Quattroflow pump (please see given table below).
Please check the chemical resistance of the product wetted materials against the used CIP
mediums.
The fluid path through the pump is only open in flow direction, from inlet to outlet
connection port. It is not possible to rinse the pump in reversed flow direction, because
the check valve will not open.
Pump size
Max. flow rate for CIP
QF active or passive mode
Max. 80 % Pump speed
QF150
144 l/h
QF1200
960 l/h
QF4400 / QF5050
4000 l/h
QF20K
12800 l/h
Table 6 Max. flow rate for CIP processes. Quattroflow pump as active pump or as passively rinsed.
Pressure drop:
The following tables show the approx. pressure drop which is generated by the rinsed Quattroflow Pump
chamber, when using an external CIP-pump.
Pump size: QF150
Pressure sensor: 1/2“
Flow rate [l/h]
Differential pressure [barg]
47
0,1
70
0,1
91
0,2
114
0,3
135
0,5
Table 7 Pressure drop of QF150 pump chamber at different flow rates. Water @ RT