Phase Template: reactor-cip-rinse¶
Reactor-specific CIP rinse phase: fill via the WFI valve, agitate to dissolve residue, then drain via the analog outlet valve. Tuned to the reactor's larger volume and its analog drain (which can modulate drain rate unlike the tank's discrete outlet valve).
Where to find it¶
System endpoint → Equipment Library → Phases → reactor-cip-rinse.
Parameters¶
| Parameter | Type | Unit | Range | Default | Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
fill_level |
REAL | L | 50-900 | 500 |
yes |
agitate_speed |
REAL | % | 20-100 | 40 |
yes |
agitate_duration |
TIME | — | 10s-10m |
5m |
yes |
drain_level |
REAL | L | 0-50 | 10 |
no |
drain_rate |
REAL | % | 50-100 | 100 |
no |
TIME parameters take duration strings ("45s", "1m30s", "5m"),
not bare numbers.
Required control modules¶
| Role | Module type | Description |
|---|---|---|
wfi_valve |
discrete-valve | Reactor WFI inlet valve (on/off) |
outlet_valve |
analog-control | Reactor drain valve |
agitator |
analog-control | Reactor agitator for rinse circulation |
level_sensor |
analog-sensor | Reactor level measurement |
Capability¶
reaction
Used in recipes¶
Failure modes¶
This is a PV-endpoint phase. See Phases → PV-endpoint phase for the full archetype.
Pairs with hardware-limit alarms on temperature and pressure. Set a timeoutSeconds on the phase as a backstop.
Modify this template¶
Want to clone this and adapt it for your own equipment? Walk through Adaptation Guide for the full clone → rebind → deploy → run workflow, and Parameter Binding to understand how recipe values flow through to control-module tags.