A Continuous process is a process where raw materials are continuously fed into a system at the same time as finished product is continuously removed at the end of the process train. The raw materials are processed in very small quantities, compared to batch processes, and in a controlled manner, which allows the operator to have consistent control over the critical process parameters and therefore the critical product quality attributes.
At GEA, we believe that continuous processing improves the quality of pharmaceutical end products: by focusing on quality during the whole product lifecycle, not just “tested in” quality; and by understanding the capability of your processes, managing sources of variability and decreasing any associated risks.
Our solution for continuous drying and particle processing plants is ConsiGma®, a 6 sigma-inspired manufacturing platform, incorporating different technologies to produce oral solid dosage forms in a continuous, cost-efficient way:
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An indispensable part of the ConsiGma 4.0 portfolio, the Conductor 4.0 control system architecture ensures smooth operation and communication between the different elements of a pharmaceutical continuous manufacturing line
A highly integrated solution for continuous linear blending and direct compression, the ConsiGma® DC-LB lines offer all the advantages of continuous manufacturing: supply chain agility, small footprint, controlled blending and compression and improved quality.
A cost-effective solution for continuous dry blending and tablet compression using ribbon blending, ConsiGma® DC-RB lines make the advantages of continuous manufacturing (supply chain agility, small footprint and improved quality) available for all.
Highly integrated solutions for continuous wet granulation, drying and tablet compression, the ConsiGma® GC lines offer all the advantages of continuous manufacturing: supply chain agility, small footprint, controlled granulation and improved quality.
Innowacyjne procesy GEA to kamień milowy w obszarze wstępnej obróbki biopaliw, takich jak hydrorafinowany olej roślinny czy zrównoważone paliwo lotnicze. Dzięki wyeliminowaniu procesu wybielania przed producentami materializują się spore oszczędności: ponad 50% niższe koszty operacyjne i do 12% niższe emisje CO2.
Zmiany klimatyczne i rosnąca populacja na świecie wywierają coraz większą presję na energochłonny przemysł spożywczy, aby wyżywić więcej ludzi bez dalszego wpływu na planetę. George Shepherd, Globalny Kierownik ds. Zrównoważonego Rozwoju Technicznego w GEA, wyjaśnia, w jaki sposób GEA wykorzystuje swoje inżynieryjne know-how, aby pomagać przetwórcom produkować w sposób bardziej zrównoważony, a jednocześnie zwiększać wydajność.