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8<br />

AWFI (or Any Water) Supply<br />

If the process requires the addition of product quality water to the process vessel,<br />

for product makeup, or perhaps through the sprays for rinsing following completion<br />

of the transfer,anambient water for injection (AWFI) supply loop (9) may be<br />

connected to the vessel spray supply manifold. Two-ported diaphragm valves<br />

applied as shown in Figure 1will isolate the AWFI loop from CIPS, and provide an<br />

AWFI sample port. The AWFI connection for initial batch makeup may alternatively<br />

be through the transfer panel TP1 to the first vessel (commonly used for mixing),<br />

and via avalve to the spray supply manifold on subsequent vessels in the train.<br />

Operation of the Generic Two-Tank Process Train<br />

Figure 6will serve as the reference for description of the typical process required<br />

in the operation involving two tanks in atrain connected by atransfer line.<br />

Mixing and Transfer<br />

As an example of mixing and transfer operations, consider T1 to be the initial<br />

mixing tank. TP1 would have aU-Bend between ports 1and 2for supply of AWFI<br />

from the facility loop via the isolation and sample valves shown. AU-Bend will also<br />

be required between ports 3and 4for the subsequent transfer and TP2 would<br />

requires aU-Bend between ports 1and 2for transfer to T2. AWFI would be supplied<br />

to fill the tank via path (F) under final control ofvalve T1V1, the quantity being<br />

controlled by ameter,load cells, or aprobe (none shown). The vent filter vent valve<br />

would be open for the fill. The product ingredients (P) would then be added via<br />

the manway or by alternative means, and following agitation, transfer to T2 would<br />

be accomplished by first closing the vent filter vent valve and then applying pressure<br />

to T1 using compressed air (CA) (or other gas) through the vent filter. Valves T1V2<br />

AWFI<br />

CIP<br />

skid<br />

Drain<br />

CA<br />

Vent<br />

T1V3 F<br />

Vent<br />

F<br />

filter P<br />

T1V1<br />

T1<br />

CIP supply<br />

CIP return<br />

T1V2<br />

AWFI<br />

T<br />

TP1<br />

CIPS1 CIPS2<br />

Transfer line<br />

T<br />

T<br />

F<br />

CS CS<br />

CIP return<br />

pump<br />

Vent<br />

filter<br />

CA<br />

Vent<br />

T2<br />

T2V3<br />

T2V2<br />

CIP return<br />

AWFI<br />

T2V4<br />

T2V1<br />

TP2<br />

Seiberling<br />

FIGURE 6 This schematic has been heavy-lined todefine the movement ofgases and the product<br />

during filling with AWFI, the addition of product (P) through the manway, and a top pressure<br />

motivated transfer from T1 to T2 (T). Abbreviation: AWFI, ambient water for injection.<br />

CIPS3<br />

T<br />

Next tank<br />

CIP flush line

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