Used equipment for sale: Martin Peterson CIP Skid

Name: Martin Peterson CIP Skid
Brand: Martin Petersen
SKU: 27897

CIP (Clean-in-Place) Systems

Specifications

SKU: 27897
GSKU: 02025002320
Condition:: Used
Location:: Cleveland, OH
Year of construction:: 1995

Description

Used Martin Peterson CIP skid with 800 liter Martin Petersen solution tank, rated 50 psi and full vacuum at 250 f, stainless steel construction, 400 liter Dober solution tank, stainless steel construction, serial# 95T0111Dober U-tube heat exchanger, stainless steel construction, rated 150 psi and full vacuum on shell and tubes, serial# 11357-01, (2) Tri Clover circulation pumps, approximately 5 hp 230/460 volt motors, stainless steel construction, (1) 2" Wilden diaphragm pump, poly construction, (2) Graco piston pumps, with control panel, Martin Petersen serial# 95T01112, built 1995.

More information about the martin-petersen-27897

CIP (Clean-in-Place) systems are automated cleaning processes used in industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology to clean the interior surfaces of pipes, vessels, equipment, and associated fittings without disassembly. These systems are crucial for maintaining hygiene, ensuring product quality, and complying with industry regulations. CIP systems typically involve a series of steps, including a pre-rinse to remove loose debris, a detergent wash to eliminate residues and biofilms, a post-rinse to remove detergent traces, and sometimes a sanitization step to kill microorganisms. The cleaning solutions are circulated through the system at controlled temperatures, flow rates, and concentrations to ensure effective cleaning. The advantages of CIP systems include reduced labor costs, minimized downtime, consistent cleaning results, and improved safety by reducing the need for manual cleaning. They also help in conserving water and cleaning agents through recycling and efficient use. However, CIP systems can be costly to install and maintain, and they require careful design and validation to ensure effectiveness. They are best suited for processes where frequent and thorough cleaning is necessary, and where the equipment design allows for effective cleaning without disassembly.

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