
Uses return conductivity, temperature, and optical turbidity telemetry to conclude wash cycles the moment hygiene standards are met, recovering line capacity.
The Operational Challenge
Sanitation SOPs use fixed conservative wash timers (60–90 mins per circuit) regardless of actual soil levels, costing lines 15–25 hours of lost production capacity every week.
Without autonomous software intelligence, organizations face exponential operational labor drag, transcription error rates exceeding 8%, and compounding response delays that jeopardize enterprise SLAs.
Solution Architecture
Connects flow, return conductivity, wash temperature, and optical turbidity sensor tags in real time.
Verifies thermal lethality (Fo), caustic concentration, and turbidity clearing thresholds dynamically.
Sends wash completion signals to automated CIP valves as soon as hygiene targets are verified.
Automatically logs timestamped 3-A sanitary compliance records for FDA and SQF quality audits.
Enterprise Security & Compliance
All data processing executes in isolated single-tenant environments. Proprietary company records, documents, and client communications are strictly encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256) with zero model retention and no external training on customer data.
Deployment Sprint
Week 1: Connect CIP skid PLC historians and return line conductivity/turbidity sensors.
Week 2: Calibrate dynamic rinse and chemical wash threshold models against microbiology swab baselines.
Week 3: Pilot automated CIP wash completion triggers on primary processing tanks.
Week 4: Plant-wide rollout across all CIP circuits, pasteurizers, and packaging filling lines.
Technical & Operational FAQ
Cycles only advance when proven physical parameters (chemical concentration, temperature, contact time, and turbidity) meet validated SQF standards.
We support Tetra Pak, GEA, SPX Flow, CentralReach, and standard Rockwell/Siemens custom CIP skids.
Yes. Operators can extend wash times or run manual cycles, with all override actions digitally recorded.
By eliminating unnecessary over-rinsing once conductivity logs confirm caustic wash chemicals have been completely cleared.
No. The system utilizes existing return-line conductivity transmitters, RTD temperature probes, and turbidity meters.
Gaining 20+ hours of additional production capacity per line weekly delivers full payback within 30 to 60 days.
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