CIP Circuit Data Sheet

Seven numbers per circuit are what a CIP quotation actually turns on. Fill them in here and the sheet works out the return-line duty needed to hold velocity, tells you whether a static spray device covers the vessel, and prints a circuit list you can paste straight into an enquiry. Nothing is sent anywhere — the sheet runs in your browser.

Your Circuit Sheet

What the Sheet Assumes

Return duty is the volumetric flow a round bore has to carry to reach the velocity you asked for: the bore area multiplied by the velocity, converted to cubic metres per hour. It is a geometry calculation, not a pump selection — pump duty also has to cover the static head and the losses in your pipe run, which is the part we work out from the layout.

The spray-device call uses the effective-diameter figure we publish on the main page: one static spray device covers roughly 2.4 m. Above that a rotary jet head is the honest answer, because a static device wets by flooding while a rotary head puts mechanical energy on the wall.

Nothing here replaces a quotation. Send the sheet and a process engineer replies within one business day with the circuits grouped, the cycle assumed and the parameters set.