Should you CIP a compressed air ring main parodically?
Started by sarnold@smc.uk, Jul 25 2024 10:58 AM
Hello, do any of you CIP your compressed air line periodically and is there any guidance on this?
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Ive never done this or seen it done. I think most would argue that it is best to keep moisture our of a system that is designed to be dry. In a properly designed and maintained system, it shouldnt be needed. Id probably only consider ti if there was a known issue that you were trying to salvage the line.
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I'd tend to agree with you as moisture is the last thing you'd want in a compressed air ring main. But say if you were looking to clean / sterilise a system, could you clean the pipe work with dry steam?
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