The manufacturing production process can be pictured like a river. It's not unusual to hear people involved in production make frequent reference to "upstream" and "downstream" parts of the process.

Downstream bioprocessing is shunning “stop and go” in favor of “go with the flow.” How? It’s using process intensification to coordinate or even combine well-established operations.

This accuracy is based upon installation with the recommended runs of straight pipe upstream and downstream of the meter. Insensitivity to flow profile distortion and /or swirl; Wedge elements are ...

The harvesting process must, however, provide a relatively uniform in-process material to the start of downstream operations with each production batch. To achieve this goal, according to Hill, ...

Table 2 Challenges of downstream processing to produce large amounts of MAbs, addressed by second-generation, high flow agarose protein A resins. Cleaning and sanitization The potential for carryover ...

ICB reduces the overall process footprint, leading to lower raw material and energy consumption, higher productivity, and less waste. Sartorius offers a wide array of applications for process ...