Cleaning & process safety
CIP in a centrifuge: access, coverage and verification
Cleaning in place, or CIP, describes a cleaning method; it is not proof that every internal surface is adequately cleaned.
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KNOWLEDGE / 07
Cleaning & process safety
Define cleaning, access, containment and site requirements with the responsible specialists. These planning guides do not replace the machine manual or site risk assessment.
5 independent guides. Use the explanations and worked examples to define a question for your project. Record the feed, the target and the evidence required before comparing a model.
Cleaning & process safety
CIP and SIP are different requirements
CIP is concerned with removing residues; sterilization in place, often called SIP, addresses a separate microbial-control objective.
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Cleaning & process safety
Hazardous-area information required in a centrifuge RFQ
A hazardous-area project needs a defined site classification and process hazard assessment before a supplier can confirm the required equipment configuration.
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Cleaning & process safety
Inerting and oxygen monitoring: define the system boundary
Inerting is a project-specific protective measure, not a simple accessory label.
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Cleaning & process safety
Interlocks, safe access and the scope of a control system
A control-system specification should explain what the machine does when a condition is unsafe or unavailable.
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