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Manufacturers of processing machinesand items for processing:Martin Scheer (chairman)c/o TECNIPLAST Germany GmbH82383 HohenpeißenbergPhone: 08805 / 921 32 0Fax: 08805 / 921 32 99Email: martin.scheer@tecniplast.deJohannes Bräutigamc/o Dustcontrol Germany GmbHLazarus-Schwendi-Straße 4479238 KirchhofenPhone: 07633 / 929 08 68Fax: 07633 / 929 08 69Email: johannes.braeutigam@dustcontrol.deDr. Martin Bönischc/o MMM Group GmbHSemmelweisstraße 682152 PlaneggPhone: 089 / 899 18 359Fax: 089 / 899 18 53 59Email: martin.boenisch@mmmgroup.comDr. Christian Heuer (until 2012)former Belimed AGCH – 6300 Zug (Switzerland)Florian Kellner-Fendtc/o IWT s.r.l / TECNIPLAST Germany GmbH82383 HohenpeißenbergPhone: 08805 / 92132 0Fax: 08805 / 92132 99Email: florian.kellner-fendt@tecniplast.deHubert Untiedtc/o Bioscape GmbHHermannstraße 2 – 844579 Castrop-RauxelPhone: 02305 / 973 04 0Fax: 02305 / 973 04 44Email: hubert.untiedt@bioscape.deManufacturers of process chemicals:Dr. Jürgen Staffeldt (vice chairman)c/o Chemische Fabrik Dr. Weigert GmbH & Co. KGMühlenhagen 8520539 HamburgPhone: 040 / 789 60 165Fax: 040 / 789 60 120Email: juergen.staffeldt@drweigert.deIna Haackec/o Chemische Fabrik Dr. Weigert GmbH & Co. KGMühlenhagen 8520539 HamburgPhone: 040 / 789 60 313Fax: 040 / 789 60 120Email: ina.haacke@drweigert.deVeronika Heide (until 2012)c/o Ecolab GmbH & Co. OHGReisholzer Werftstraße 38 – 4240589 DüsseldorfPhone: 0211 / 98 93 711Fax: 0221/ 98 93 89624Email: veronika.heide@ecolab.comOperators:Dr. Heinz Brandstetterc/o Max Planck Institute of BiochemistryAm Klopferspitz 1882152 MartinsriedPhone: 089 / 8578 2256Fax: 089 / 8578 2808Email: brandste@biochem.mpg.deProf. Dr. med. Rene H. Tolbac/o University Hospital Aachen, Institute of LaboratoryAnimal SciencePauwels Straße 3052074 AachenPhone: 0241 / 80 80 472Fax: 0241 / 80 82 462Email: rtolba@ukaachen.deHygienists:Prof. Dr. Ulrich Junghannßc/o Anhalt University of Applied SciencesDepartment 7 – LFG MicrobiologyBernburger Straße 5506366 KöthenPhone: 03496 / 67 25 34Fax: 03496 / 21 20 81Email: ulrich.junghannss@bwp.hs-anhalt.deGuests:Gerald Göllnerc/o MMM Group GmbHPlaneggAdvisory collaboration:Dr. Heinz-Peter Scheuberc/o GWT -Gesellschaft für wissenschaftlichen Tierschutz mbHTruderinger Straße 28781825 MünchenPhone: 089 / 420 24 833Fax: 089 / 420 24 850Email: peter.scheuber@gwt-de.deWe would like to express our gratitude to all former AKKAB members, who have not been mentioned above; fortheir efforts to create and continuously enhance the AKKAB brochure.2Cage Processing in Animal Facilities · 4th issue · 2013
Index1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 62 Cage processing cycles ......................................................................................................... 63 Items for processing ............................................................................................................... 73.1 Product overview ....................................................................................................................... 83.2 Materials for processing ............................................................................................................ 93.2.1 Plastics ...................................................................................................................................... 93.2.2 Stainless steel ........................................................................................................................... 103.3 Information on item design ........................................................................................................ 104 Cage processing procedure ................................................................................................... 104.1 Transport and storage systems ................................................................................................. 104.1.1 General requirements of transport and storage systems .......................................................... 104.1.2 Examples of commonly used transport and storage systems ................................................... 114.1.3 Materials .................................................................................................................................... 134.1.4 Design and construction ............................................................................................................ 134.2 Emptying components ............................................................................................................... 134.2.1 Cage dumping ........................................................................................................................... 134.2.1.1 Hygienic aspects ....................................................................................................................... 134.2.1.2 Handling of dirty bedding .......................................................................................................... 144.2.1.3 Design of bedding disposal stations .......................................................................................... 144.2.1.4 Different ways of emptying cages – advantages / disadvantages ............................................ 154.2.2 Emptying of water bottles .......................................................................................................... 154.2.2.1 Design of bottle emptying stations ............................................................................................ 154.2.2.2 Different ways of emptying water bottles – advantages / disadvantages .................................. 164.3 Washing / Rinsing / Drying ........................................................................................................ 164.3.1 Washer requirements ................................................................................................................ 164.3.1.1 Machine types and their common design .................................................................................. 164.3.1.1.1 Cabinet cage washers ............................................................................................................... 174.3.1.1.2 Tunnel cage washers ................................................................................................................ 184.3.1.1.3 Cage and rack washers ............................................................................................................ 194.3.1.1.4 Bottle washers ........................................................................................................................... 204.3.1.2 Process steps of typical washing procedure ............................................................................. 214.3.1.3 Technical components ............................................................................................................... 224.3.1.4 Documentation .......................................................................................................................... 244.3.2 Requirements of process chemical ........................................................................................... 244.3.2.1 Process chemicals .................................................................................................................... 244.3.2.1.1 Detergent .................................................................................................................................. 244.3.2.1.2 Neutraliser ................................................................................................................................. 254.3.2.1.3 Rinse aid ................................................................................................................................... 254.3.2.2 Characteristics and physical parameters .................................................................................. 254.3.2.2.1 Material compatibility ................................................................................................................. 254.3.2.2.2 Dispensing and concentration ................................................................................................... 254.3.2.2.3 Temperature .............................................................................................................................. 254.3.2.2.4 Replacing the detergent ............................................................................................................ 254.3.2.3 Documentation and safety ........................................................................................................ 254.4 Filling components .................................................................................................................... 254.4.1 Cage filling ................................................................................................................................ 264.4.1.1 Hygienic aspects ....................................................................................................................... 264.4.1.2 Handling of clean bedding ......................................................................................................... 264.4.1.3 Design of bedding dispensers ................................................................................................... 264.4.1.4 Bedding dispensing systems – advantages / disadvantages .................................................... 264.4.1.5 Potential health issues caused by different bedding materials ................................................ 274.4.1.6 Bedding bags ............................................................................................................................ 274.4.2 Filling of water bottles ............................................................................................................... 274.4.2.1 Processing of drinking water ..................................................................................................... 27Cage Processing in Animal Facilities · 4th issue · 2013 3
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Page 23 and 24: WashingHot water mixed with deterge
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surfaces stay soil free. For an eve
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7.4 Test procedure for confirming t
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Table 7-6WasherItems for processing
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with rinse aid, for example, can be
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9 Potential defects and damages in
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Table 9-3Source and causesStress /
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Table 9-6Sources and causesWashing
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DIN 1986:Technical Rules for Drinki
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Detergent liquor / detergent soluti
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ProcessingProcessing means washing,
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Final provisions:1. This brochure d
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