P&ID
Dairy CIP Wash Tank Caustic Recirculation and Final Rinse P&ID
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CASE ANALYSIS
Scenario
A dairy cleaning-in-place system uses a wash tank to hold caustic solution, a recirculation pump and heater to maintain cleaning temperature, and a final rinse water supply to flush the tank after cleaning.
Key decisions
- Included a recirculation loop from tank bottom to pump, heater, control valve, and back to tank top to clean internal surfaces.
- Added a separate final rinse water inlet controlled by a solenoid valve to avoid mixing rinse water with the caustic loop.
- Used a flow transmitter and flow indicating controller to regulate caustic recirculation rate.
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Suitable for representing CIP wash systems with recirculation heating and final rinse steps in food, beverage, or pharmaceutical process diagrams.
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