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Plate Cleaning Tips
1. Do not use hydrochloric acids, or water containing in excess
of 300 ppm chlorides, with stainless steel.
2. Do not use phosphoric or sulfamic acid for cleaning
titanium plates.
3. Limit cleaning solution concentration to 4% in strength, with
temperatures not exceeding 140°F unless otherwise speci ed.
General guidelines for cleaning are tabulated below. (Please refer
to steps 1 through 3 above for precautions.)
Cleaning-In-Place (CIP)
Cleaning-in-place is the preferred cleaning method when
especially corrosive liquids are processed in a SUPERCHANGER
unit. Install drain piping to avoid corrosion of the plates due
to residual liquids left in the unit after an operation cycle. (See
Figure 47.)
To prepare the unit for cleaning, follow the procedures listed
below:
1. Drain both sides of the unit. If it is not possible to drain,
force liquids out of the unit with fl ush water.
2. Flush the unit on both sides with warm water at
approximately 110°F until the ef uent water is clear and
free of the process uid.
3. Drain the ush water from the unit and connect CIP pump.
(See “Plate Cleaning Tips” above for suggested cleaners.)
4. For thorough cleaning, it is necessary to ow CIP
solution bottom to top to insure wetting of all surfaces
with cleaning solution. When cleaning multiple pass units,
TYPE OF FOULING SUGGESTED CLEANERS
Calcium Sulphate, Silicates Citric, Nitric, Phosphoric or Sulfamic Acid
Calcium Carbonate 10% Nitric Acid (1 volume concentrated
Nitric Acid with specifi c gravity 1.41 to 9
volumes of water), Oakite 131
Alumina, Metal Oxides, Silt Citric, Nitric, Phosphoric, or Sulfamic Acid
(To improve cleaning, add detergent to acid.)
Barnacles, Mussels, Seaweed, Wood Chips Back fl ush per cleaning-in-place procedure
below and Figure 48
Biological Growth Sodium carbonate or sodium hydroxide
Figure 47
Cleaning-in-place fl ow chart.
Figure 48
Piping using brine (top view).
CAUTION: If brine is used as a cooling medium,
completely drain the uid from the unit and ush the
unit with cold water prior to any cleaning operation.
Corrosion will be kept at a minimum if all traces of
brine are eliminated before using hot cip solutions
on either side of the heat exchanger.
it will be necessary to reverse ow for at least 1/2 the cleaning
time to wet all surfaces.
5. For optimum cleaning, use the maximum ow rate of water,
rinse, or CIP solution that the CIP nozzle size will allow (2
in. @ 260 gpm, 1 in. @ 67 gpm.) A CIP operation will be
most effective if performed on a regularly scheduled basis
and before the unit is completely fouled.
6. Flush thoroughly with clean water after CIP cleaning.
Return
Process
supply
pH probe
to monitor
cleaning
procedure
CIP cleaning
solution tank
Self-priming
pump
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