Case Studies

An application highlighting the use of Incyte and Dencytee in a PAT approach to monoclonal antibody (mAb) production.

Learn how Hamilton pH, DO, and cell density sensor technology helps the Budapest University of Technology and Economics work with different yeast strains to optimize xylitol yield.

Innoxtorres, a Spanish bioreactor manufacturer took advantage of Arc sensor technology to integrate EasyFerm Plus and VisiFerm DO sensors directly into their control system.

A suite of Hamilton sensors is used to continuously monitor batch fermentation of CHO cells for tighter process control.

Dencytee is used to optimize fermentation conditions for yeast processing.

Hipra, an animal health company, based in Spain uses Modbus communication to integrate Arc sensors directly into their bioreactor installations.

ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel manufacturer, uses Arc sensors for the effluent treatmentin their coking plant in Ostrava, Czech Republic.

F. Hoffmann-La Roche, a Swiss multinational healthcare company, uses optical dissolved oxygen sensors in thier R&D department in Basel to monitor microbial fermentation.

Bitburger, a major German brewery, uses Visiferm DO to measure dissolved oxygen after wort aeration in Bitburg, Germany. Featured: wort aeration

The Technical University of Berlin, Germany, uses Arc sensor technology in their plug flow reactor in which bacteria are cultivated.

Acima, a subsidiary of DowDupont, uses Polilyte plus pH sensor in biocide formulation in their production plant in Buchs, Switzerland.

Hevasure, a sister company of Midland Corrosion Systems, protects HVAC assets by continuous monitoring dissolved oxygen and conductivity in the heat transfer liquids at various customers in UK.

Pfeifer & Langen, a major German sugar manufacturer, uses Polilyte Plus pH sensors to monitor carbonatation in their plant in Jülich, Germany.

GEA, a global equipment and process technology provider, integrates Arc sensor technology in fermentation plants at their GEA Diessel subsidiary in Hildesheim, Germany.

Fujisaki Company, a Japanese equipment and process technology provider, integrated optical dissolved oxygen sensor technology in their water de-aeration units.

PureBlue, a supplier of biological sewage treatment plants based in the Netherlands, integrates optical dissolved oxygen sensor technology with a long shaft length into their moving bed bioreactor to constantly monitor the DO content via the direct 4-20 mA output signal.

Riders Brew, a well known craft brewery outside of Melbourne, Australia, uses Beverly uses Beverly at many process steps to ensure highest beer quality.

The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), one of the leading universities for engineering and the natural sciences in Europe, uses the digital communication protocol provided by Arc sensors to optimize yield and improve growth conditions of their algae cultivations.

SABMiller, those days the world's second biggest brewery group, compared the portable device Beverly with competitors products in their research brewery in Nottingham, UK.

Albumedix, a technology developer in albumin-based products in Nottingham, UK, has integrated the 4-20 mA signal VisiFerm DO provides into their existing controllers to achive reduced downtimes and higher efficiency.