Phase 1
Clean water is pushed through in order to eject all product from the line to be cleaned
Phase 2
A rinse is carried out with recovered water, this water is a solution of water + soda obtained from the rinse after the recirculation phase with soda; with the benefit that allows us to make a first pass through the circuit with a solution with a higher cleaning power than water and allows us to save water and soda.
Phase 3
A recirculation of water and soda is done with a concentration of 2-4% during the set time.
Phase 4
Rinsing with network water is done, gathered from the retrieved water deposit and that will help us in the first rinse of the next cleaning.
Phase 5
A recirculation of acid solution is done with a required concentration (depending on the used acid) during the set time.
Phase 6
Rinsing with network water is done, gathered from the retrieved water deposit and that will help us in the first rinse of the next cleaning.
Phase 7
This is the sterilization phase (SIP) that can be done by recirculation of steam or some sterilization solution.