Parsum (SOPAT) at 10th International Granulation Workshop

Topics:
The Macro Scale I: Processing for Granulation Processes
The Macro Scale II: Applications
The Meso Scale: Mechanistic Description
The Micro Scale: Granules and Smaller
Science & Technology of Reconstitution
Systems Engineering of Granulation Processes
General Topics

Workshop flyer 2023
Exhibitors

Prior to the conference, there will be a Two-day Granulation Course in Sheffield, UK comprising a ‚hands-on‘ granulation experience as well as a variety of lectures in order to explain the current challenges facing the granulation community. For more information please visit Granulation Course.

The Parsum GmbH, part of the SOPAT GmbH (member of the Bio-PAT Network), will exhibit at the International Granulation Workshop.

Parsum Exhibitor Profile

The Parsum principle:  Particle measurement directly within the process
The Parsum Inline Particle Probes make it possible to carry out inline monitoring of all granulation processes and allows for the real-time visualisation of granulate growth in batch processes or constant product quality in continuous processes. Critical parameters for these processes, such as spray rate, temperature, air volume, contact pressure, rotational speed, binder amounts, spray pressure, etc., can be controlled and optimised for the specific product. In continuous processes, trends and quality fluctuations can be detected at an early stage.
The consistent development of accessories for process adaptation – the so-called “process interface” has been the principal factor in allowing Parsum to establish itself as the market leader in the area of particle measurement in Fluidised Bed and High-Shear Granulation processes. With the new inline dispersers, Parsum probes can perform measurements even in very high-load, wet and dusty processes.
There are in-line dispersers with low shearing forces ensuring a sensitive treatment of the granules, while particles below 100 µm can be dispersed with high shearing forces, such as found in milling processes. Thus, sticky, wet and most adhesive particles can be separated as needed. 
This means that the growth of particles in fluidized beds or high shear processes can be tracked in real-time. A moisture content of 20 % and more do not interfere the measurement. Even if layers of powder settle on the surface and the windows of the processing chamber, the optics of the probe remain free, due to an elaborate beam design. In continuous processes this enables cleaning intervals up to several weeks and months.    
Parsum has installed more than 450 measuring systems in 25 countries to date. In addition to global pharmaceutical and food companies and the chemical sector, its customer base also includes numerous universities and research institutions. In several R&D projects carried out in cooperation with customers, plant manufacturers and universities; Parsum has put a lot of investment into the advanced development of its particle probes in recent years. 

Parsum Inline Particle Probes:
– IPP 70-S , Standard probe
– IPP 70-Se, Standard ATEX-probe
– IPP 75-S, Probe with individual length up to > 1m
– IPP 80-P, The pharma probe

Parsum case studies:  
Granulation
Coating
Drying

Contact: Stefan Dietrich
Phone.: +49 (0) 371 26758690 
Mobil: +49 (0) 160 97277860
E-Mail: info@parsum.de
Internet: www.parsum.com
Address:  Parsum GmbH, Reichenhainer Straße 34-36, 09126 Chemnitz, Germany

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