Description: The webinar covers the introduction of a proven technology in large-scale pharmaceutical separation, now also available in single-use (SU) design. It explains how this technology is integrated into the production process and the benefits it generates. The functionality of the SU separator is discussed, highlighting its advantages over alternative technologies. The transition from lab scale to production is also described. Finally, CDMO ProBioGen’s test results are presented, demonstrating the effectiveness and reliability of the technology.
Innovative GEA single-use separators for vaccine processes, reducing filtration and without Steaming in Place (SIP) or Cleaning in Place (CIP)
September 11, 2024
2:00-3:00 PM CET
Zoom
Organisation:
GEA Group
Dr Markus Kuehberger
Senior Director Business Line Chemical & Pharma, BU Separators, GEA Group
Markus Kuehberger joined GEA in 2004 as a Sales Engineer in the Vienna office in Austria. Since 2019, he has been responsible as a Senior Director for the business line Chemical & Pharma at GEA Westfalia Separator Group in Oelde, Germany. GEA is a market leader in centrifugal separation with a strong footprint in pharmaceutical downstream processing. The topic of today´s webinar is innovative GEA single-use separators for vaccine processes reducing filtration without Steaming in Place (SIP) or Cleaning in Place (CIP). Proven disk stack technology, user-friendly design, and a small footprint in expensive clean room environments were the main drivers of this development. The system was proven to be suitable for perfusion processes already up to 30 days.
Ms. Li Wang
Product Manager Sales Business Line Chemical & Pharma Separation, GEA Group
Li Wang joined GEA in 2012 as a Product Manager Sales for the business line Chemical & Pharma at GEA Westfalia Separator Group in Oelde, Germany. GEA is a market leader in centrifugal separation with a strong footprint in pharmaceutical downstream processing. The company is passionate about supporting the pharmaceutical process by implementing its separators. Li's journey to becoming a Product Manager began after earning a Diplom degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Karlsruhe, Germany. By blending this technical knowledge with a customer-centric mindset, Li is focused on offering customers the best possible solutions.
