Alfalaval Toftejorg SaniMicro User manual

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Application
The Toftejorg SaniMicro is a rotary spray head that uses cleaning
media to provide coverage and impact. The device represents an
effective alternative to traditional static spray balls because it uses low
volumes of cleaning fluid at low pressure. The double ball bearing in
the Toftejorg SaniMicro’s rotating head makes the device suitable for all
industrial cleaning applications, including tanks, reactors, vessels and
other containers ranging from 0.05 to 1 m3, depending on dimensions
and cleaning task.
Working principle
The flow of the cleaning media causes the head of the Toftejorg
SaniMicro to rotate, and the fan-shaped jets lay out a swirling pattern
throughout the tank or reactor. This generates the impact needed for
the efficient removal of residual product; the cascading flow covers
all internal surfaces of the vessel.
TECHNICAL DATA
Lubricant: ................... Self-lubricatingwiththe
cleaning fluid
Wettingradius ................ Max.2.5m
Impact cleaning radius: . . . . . . . . . . Max. effective 0.6 m
Pressure
Workingpressure: ............. 1-3bar
Recommendedpressure: ......... 2bar
Spray Pattern
360°270°up 180°down
Standard Design
As standard documentation, the Toftejorg SaniMicro can be supplied
with a “Declaration of Conformity”for material specifications or
3.1 certification for metallic parts. The device is available in an
electropolished version as well as in hastelloy C22 (balls in hastelloy
C276) with 3.1 certification for metallic parts.
Certificates
2.2 material certificate, Q-doc, Q-doc incl. FAT & SAT and ATEX.
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PHYSICAL DATA
Materials
AISI 316L (UNS S31603). PTFE*
* FDA compliance 21CFR§177.
Clipparts ...................316
Min.tankopening: .............25 mm diameter (DN25)
Standard Surface finish:
exterior: ....................Ra 0.5µm
internal: ....................Ra 0.8µm
Temperature
Max.workingtemperature: ........95°C
Max.ambienttemperature: ........140°C
Weight: ....................75g
Connections
-Thread:3/8”Rp (BSP), or 3/8”NPT
-Weld-on:3/4”ISO 2037, or DN15 DIN11850-R1 or R2, or 3/4”
BPE US
-Clip-on:3/4”ISO 2037, or DN15 DIN11850-R1 or R2, or 3/4”BPE
US
Caution
Avoid hydraulic shock, hard and abrasive particles in the cleaning
liquid, as this can cause increased wear and/or damage of internal
mechanisms. In general, a filter in the supply line is recommended. Do
not use for gas evacuation or air dispersion. For steaming we refer
to the manual.

Qualification Documentation (Q-doc)
Documentation specification
Equipment Documentation includes:
Q-doc
- EN 10204 type 3.1 Material Inspection certificate
- FDA Declaration of Conformity
- ADI Declaration (TSE)
- QC Declaration of Conformity
ATEX approved machine for use in explosive atmospheres.
Catagory 1 for installation in zone 0/20 in accordance to
ExII1GDcT140°C.
Catagory 1 for installation in zone 0/20 in accordance to
Ex II 1 GD c T140°C.
ATEX
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Flow Rate Cleaning Radius
m3/h l/min m
360°
270°UP
NF= 360°,
270°UP, 180°D
360°LowFlow LF= 360°LowFlow,
270°UP LowFlow 270°UP LowFlow
180°D
Flow
rate
5.0
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
132
80
70
50
40
60
4100-0000
20
30
bar
Throw
length
A
B
A
B
3
2
1
0
NF
LF
NF
LF
321
4100-0001
bar
Inlet pressure Inlet pressure
A: Wetting - B: Impact cleaning
For Clip-on models, the flow rate is increased by approx. 0.2 m3/h
Dimensions (mm)
Thread Clip-on Weld-on
TH
A
B
4100-0002 E
ID
A
B
4100-0003 F
E
G
OD
A
B
4100-0004
t
TH ID OD x t
3/8" Rp (BSP) ISO: ø17.4 mm ISO: ø17.2x1mm
3/8" NPT DIN Range 1: ø18.2 mm DIN Range 1: ø18 x 1 mm
BPE US / DIN Range 2 : ø19.2 mm DIN Range 2: ø19 x 1.5 mm
BPE US: ø19.05 x ø1.65 mm
Type A B E F G
Tread 62 ø25 11
Clip-on 62ø25 115.9 ø3.6
Weld-on 77.500 ø25

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