Monitoring of fermentation/cultivation processes using FT-NIR (near-infrared) spectroscopy is possible.
In the pharmaceutical industry, the strict regulatory requirements have made continuous control of fermentation processes a crucial element of manufacturing processes. Bruker has been working for many years on the measurement of challenging fermentation processes. With the transmission-reflection probe developed by Bruker, it is possible to measure slurries and emulsions, enabling the monitoring of fermentation/culture processes using FT-NIR (near-infrared) spectroscopy. We can provide various flanges specified by our customers through welding. High-temperature types are also available.
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The transparent reflection probe developed by Burker Co. enables the measurement of slurries and emulsions, allowing for the monitoring of fermentation/cultivation processes. FT-NIR (near-infrared) spectroscopy allows for non-destructive and non-invasive measurements without pretreatment, enabling rapid and easy simultaneous multi-parameter analysis. Additionally, by installing probes or flow cells in lines or tanks and using fiber optic cables to obtain reflected and transmitted light, remote real-time measurements are possible. Currently, many companies are using this technology not only to improve quality but also to enhance production efficiency. By managing the manufacturing process, it is possible to optimize the use of raw materials and reduce the production of off-spec products, thereby reducing reprocessing and disposal costs.
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It is possible to measure slurries, emulsions, dairy products, and creams, as well as monitor reactions in fermentation tanks.
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The optics business started in 1960 as the infrared spectroscopy division of the Bruker Group in Germany. The range of products developed based on high design principles varies widely, from dedicated machines used daily for production management and quality assurance to research models that demonstrate their power in the research and development of advanced materials. With Ettlingen, Germany, as the base for development and manufacturing, we respond to various customer needs through a global sales and service network.
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