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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?
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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.
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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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Ian Sterritt
Managing Director
Martec of Whitwell Ltd
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