F-637™ Concentrated Clean-Line

Clean Line Concentrate Formula-637™ should be maintained at a level no greater than 10 ppm measured as cyclohexylamine and 15 ppm measured as diethylethanolamine. When steam is to contact milk or milk products, do not use Clean Line Concentrate Formula 637. The feed rate for Clean Line Concentrate is dependent on, Steam pressure, Carbonate alkalinity and condensate return as well as many other factors. For correct feed rate consult your State Chemical Representative. For an initial feed rate typically set the chemical feed at 10 ounces (296 ml) for every 1000 gallons (3800L) of fresh make-up water added to the boiler. Check condensate pH after the first 24 hours of adding Clean Line Concentrate. Obtain a condensate sample from the furthest sample point possible before the collection tank. Cool sample to room temperature and measure pH. If condensate pH is below 7.0 increase the feed of Clean Line Concentrate. If pH is above 9.0 reduce product feed. Adjust Clean Line Concentrate feed to achieve a concentrate pH of 7.0-8.0. For best results check condensate pH on a regular bases and make feed adjustments as needed.