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Hygienic Efficiency

Manufacturing Food FuturesAnnual Conference

EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Food Holywell Park, Loughborough

23rd March 2016

Hygienic EfficiencySelf Optimising CIP

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Hygienic EfficiencyMartec Profile

Clean-in-Place & Hygienic Pigging specialists

Hygienic manufacturing (food & pharma)

Best practice design, manufacture, commissioning & operational guidance

Practical advice and solutions

From guidance to full turnkey supply

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Hygienic EfficiencyWhat is Clean-in-Place?

Hygienic Efficiency

Clean-in-Place (CIP) definition

Automated cleaning method

Not requiring disassembly (labour, time & damage)

Consistent cleaning

Validated

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When is it clean?

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Defined cleaning time (err on caution)

Worst case soil load

Over cleaning by default

Wastes

Water

Energy

Detergent

TIME

CIP current practice

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Defined cleaning time

Worst case soil load

Over cleaning by default

Wastes

Water - 159 Giga Litres

Energy – 37 Tera W/h & 11 Mega Tonnes CO2 emission

Detergent

TIME

CIP current practice

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30% of all energy & water consumption

5 Hours /day

Mid size dairy £300k/year savings potential

£100M total Food industry savings estimate

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Time64%

Water12%

Energy12%

Chemicals12%

CIP Costs

data analysis of 100,000 CIP cycles in over 40 diaries worldwide

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Cleaning in Place Handbook. Tetra Pak sales document.

Hygienic Efficiency

Equipment involved

What to monitor

How to monitor

Research Framework

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Hygienic EfficiencyKnowing when clean

In pipe via Ultrasonics

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Hygienic EfficiencyUltrasonic methodology

Across pipe

Through cross section of wall fouling

Reflection off the wall

Along pipe

What frequencies?

How sensitive can we measure?

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Hygienic EfficiencyKnowing when clean

In vessel via Optical

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Riboflavin

Ice CreamYogurt

Optical methodology

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Hygienic EfficiencyRiboflavin

Yogurt

Ice Cream

Optical methodology

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RGB Green Channel BW

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Ice Cream

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Processing sensor outputs

Artificial Intelligence

Integrate sensor measurements (Ultrasonic & Optical)

Decision making algorithm

Is it clean/ confidence of decision

Actions from decision

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Hygienic EfficiencyObjective

A system monitoring real time the cleaning process as it occurs feeding back decisions into the control system.

Adapting for all soiling conditions

Adjusting for optimised delivery

Self-Optimising Clean-in-Place

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Supervisory board opportunities

End processors with large CIP capabilities

Diary

Ready meals

Drinks

Petfoods

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Hygienic Efficiency

Ian Sterritt

Managing Director

Martec of Whitwell Ltd

12 Midway Business Centre, Bridge Street Industrial Estate, Clay Cross, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S45 9NU

01246 860 855

07790 310 112

Ian.Sterritt@martec-conservation.com

www.martec-conservation.com

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