ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ ОБОРУДОВАНИЯ ФИРМЫ JUMO В ФАРМАЦЕВТИЧЕСКОЙ ОТРАСЛИ

Pharmaceutical water

The production of pharmaceutical water is one of the most important processes in the pharmaceutical industry. The manufacture of most active agents without pharmaceutical water would not be possible. Its quality makes for consistently high product quality.

Whatever water quality you require for your process, JUMO products provide pure water of a quality that you can rely on.

Filtration

Pressuring monitoring during filtration

Before water is routed into the reverse osmosis plant, the water is cleaned by a filter unit. This is necessary to prevent the membrane required for osmosis from becoming clogged by such causes as dirt particles.

With the JUMO dTRANS p20 DELTA differential pressure transmitter, you can precisely monitor the increase in dif-ferential pressure in the filter unit and thereby determine, assess, and calculate how long you can still use the filter.

Reverse osmosis

Highly-purified water monitoring in the reverse osmosis plant

Reverse osmosis is a process that is now widely used for manufacturing highly-purified water. The process is based on the principle of equalizing the concentration of two different concentrated liquids with a semipermeable mem-brane and the osmotic pressure

JUMO provides you with various options to monitor this pro-cess with hygienic sensors and transmitters.

The conductivity transmitter allows you to compensate the temperature according to ASTMD1125-95 and monitor the limit value according to USP (water conductivity).

Distillation

Manufacturing high-purity water through distillation (WFI) In Europe, distillation is the required process for manu-facturing water for injection purposes (WFI) according to the European Pharmacopoeia.

Distillation is used almost exclusively in the USA as well. One reason for this is the high quality of water that is manufactured this way with regard to microbiological impurities. During the distillation pro-cess, water that has been previously purified (e.g. by an ion exchanger) is heated with steam produced previously and forced under pressure into the evaporator for distillation.

Temperature monitoring during distillation

Temperature is one of the most important measurands in distillation. The temperature at which a liquid boils is determined based on the pressure curve of liquids in line with the pressure. JUMO offers you special stainless steel (316L) temperature probes with a surface roughness of ≤0.8