Experimental Investigation about Rinse Water Consumption of a CIP Process Applied to a Shell and Tube Exchanger

Valdir Melero; Estevao Dos Santos Gedraite; Leo Kunigk; Patricia Angelica Vieira; Ricardo Amâncio Malagoni; Rodrigo Sislian; Ubirajara Coutinho Filho; Rubens Gedraite; Sergio Ribeiro Augusto

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.785-786.1294

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Experimental Investigation about Rinse Water Consumption of a CIP Process Applied to a Shell and Tube Exchanger

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This paper focused the CIP (clean in place) rinse stage, typically applied to the food industry. The dynamic behavior of residuals removal kinetics was studied, to obtain mathematical models that describe adequately the system. The optimization of water, detergent, etc., is the next goal. The obtained results show that the temperature influence can be neglected in comparison with the rinse water flow rate considering the cleaning process. The systems dynamics are non linear and were adequately represented by 1^st order plus dead time transfer functions. The flow models obtained with this paper were validated versus experimental data and the results were close with respect to the last ones.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 785-786)

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Valdir Melero*, Estevao Dos Santos Gedraite, Leo Kunigk, Patricia Angelica Vieira, Ricardo Amâncio Malagoni, Rodrigo Sislian, Ubirajara Coutinho Filho, Rubens Gedraite, Sergio Ribeiro Augusto

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CIP System, Mathematical Modeling, Optimization

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