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WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Large PMA Study Of CRC Diagnostic

  A study needed to enroll approximately 12,000 subjects and was also unique because it required subjects to self-collect samples at home. Read about the risk management and mitigation that Health Decisions utilized to keep the study on track.

• Optical Filter Specifications

  This white paper covers the basics of a number of optical filter specifications.

• Replacing Brush Rotors With Aire-O₂ Tritons® Increases Flow Capacity And Reclaimed Water Availability

  In 2012, the Middlebury, Indiana Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) was faced with aging brush rotors and higher loads in their oxidation ditch system.

• Reduce RF Circuit SWaP With High K Materials And Precision Thin-Film Microstrip Technology

  This white paper covers how RF designers can reduce the SWaP of RF circuits while maintaining tight tolerances by processing Knowles Precision Devices’ high K materials on high-precision thin-film microstrip technology. It also demonstrates techniques for reducing overall board space usage by integrating multiple RF circuits onto a single substrate.

• Side-Stream SDOX® Systems Enhance Biological Function And Treatment Capacity

  Wastewater from the meat processing facility is treated using a sequence batch reactor and an aerobic lagoon that discharges to surface waters following treatment. The facility replaced surface aeration equipment with two, 350-HP the “no-splash,” side-stream SDOX® systems retrofitted to the treatment basin. Read the full case study to learn the results.

• Specialized Ready-To-Use Food Manufacturer Installs X-Ray Inspection Systems For Quality Assurance Of Products

  When Edesia first opened its factory, the company used inline magnets in their processing line to find contaminants. When they realized they needed a better inspection system, metal detection wasn’t the answer because of the foil pouches used in the packaging process. So Edesia decided to incorporate x-ray into their production line.

• Track And Trace Solution Supports Packaging Specialist

  Protection against counterfeit products is becoming more and more important to international pharmaceutical companies. Datamatrix stations allow August Faller KG to offer their customers a wide range of track & trace and serialization services.

• Shifting The Biomanufacturing Paradigm: Intensifying Upstream Processes

  Demand for mAbs creates pressure to accelerate development, improve flexibility, and reduce costs while sustaining or improving drugs.This paper explores upstream strategies to increase protein titers, which can translate into higher throughput, improved flexibility, and compressed timelines.

• Drug Manufacturer Crystallization Deviation Investigation

  During a commercial campaign, a small-molecule pharmaceutical company needed to investigate the cause of crystallization deviations at the end of its batch processing. The manufacturer’s engineering team was experiencing difficulty in trying to get to the root of the problem using spreadsheets. By implementing a root cause analysis to determine the changes that might explain the circumstances surrounding the slow-filtering batch they were able to dramatically shorten the analysis time for the engineering team through integrative calculations and data analytics.

• Solid Dose Manufacturer Installs Serialization Efforts For Compliance

  Artesan Pharma demonstrates how an effective program of serialization, i.e. the traceability of medicines, can successfully be put into practice in today's pharmaceutical industry.

• Bulk Drug Substance Logistics – Primary Packaging

  There are currently many options of primary packages on how to transport the drug substance from A to B. This paper explains the benefits and shortcomings of a few of those options.

• Solid Level Measurement In The Food And Beverage Industry

  How much product is in bulk storage systems? Many companies don't know because of inaccurate leveling instruments. Moden radar level instrumentation can help.