TSK-000063 · Method

Preventive-Maintenance and CIP Follow-Up Requirements

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Activity Detail

Used the system audit and SOP updates to define PM routines, CIP logging, tri-clamp inspection, gasket replacement, air-system checks, UV/soft-water recommendations, and filtration supplier gearbox-repair and washdown-cover requests.

Case Context

Ceramic-Filter SOP, Preventive-Maintenance and CIP Audit ↗

Project Context

PRJ-A-010 · Ceramic Crossflow Filter System + Ion Exchange Trial ↗

Capabilities

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  • Distinguish Cleaning Modes and Sequence RequirementsApplication relevance
    Why these connect

    Application question: Are cleaning states, chemistry, flow and release logic mutually consistent? The selected activity supplies a concrete operating, design or decision context in which to distinguish cleaning modes and sequence requirements.

  • Interpret Chemical Cleaning and Verification SequencesApplication relevance
    Why these connect

    Application question: Do filtration and cleaning transitions implement the required flow and release conditions? The selected activity supplies a concrete operating, design or decision context in which to interpret chemical cleaning and verification sequences.

  • Reconcile Chemical Demand and Wastewater HandlingApplication relevance
    Why these connect

    Application question: Can inspection, chemical handling and operator practices sustain reliable cleaning? The selected activity supplies a concrete operating, design or decision context in which to reconcile chemical demand and wastewater handling.

Systems & Equipment

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Project Ownership and Delivery Context

Owned the full project lifecycle: capital planning and prioritization, need definition, feasibility and scope development, engineering and AFE justification, procurement and vendor coordination, construction sequencing and field oversight, commissioning, turnover, and post-startup support. Connected operating requirements with technical scope, funding decisions, execution readiness, and the needs of operations and maintenance.

Compared filtration options against demand and lifecycle requirements, integrated CIP and instrumentation with dedicated electrical feeds, and developed clean-water-flux tracking and maintenance follow-up. Ion-exchange testing extended the investigation into product clarity and quality, while modular expansion planning connected the equipment choice with future operating demand.

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