AfiMilk MPC 3, Руководство по установке

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AfiMilk MPC
Installation Manual 100
Chapter
9
Cleaning& Maintenance
Cleaning Cycle
There are various cleaning systems and types of detergent/acid in use for CIP procedures.
Nevertheless, the following rules must be maintained for all systems in use.
Detergent Wash
Detergent wash cycle should include the following stages:
1. Initial cleaning in an open circuit, to rinse out residual milk: Use lukewarm
water that is emptied in the drain, until the water becomes clear.
This rinsing water should be at roughly body temperature:
If the water is too cold, milk fats solidify onto surfaces, and are more difficult to
remove.
If the water is too hot, milk fats may be “baked” onto the surfaces.
2. Circulate the water in a closed circuit (CIP) with detergent. Use a basic
detergent additive (pH=13) and hot water per detergent manufacturer
instructions:
Entry water: 70°C [158°F], or hotter,
Returning water: 55°C [131°F], or hotter.
a. Start circulating with hot water, and empty the water in the drain for
a short time until the system is warmed up.
b. Bring the milk line to a circulating position, add the soap, and
circulate for 10 – 12 minutes.
c. Drain the cleaning fluid.
3. Rinsing: open circuit.
Use cold water. Empty the water in the drain until the water becomes clear.
CAUTION
Butyl Glycol or Butyl Cellusolve in excess of 10% detergent
may damage plastic components of the system.
afimilk
recommends cleaning fluids with a maximum of 10% Butyl
Glycol or Butyl Cellusolve.