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Approach for Multicriteria Equipment Redesign in Sterile Manufacturing of Biopharmaceuticals
Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation ( IF 2.6 ) Pub Date : 2018-11-15 , DOI: 10.1007/s12247-018-9355-8 Anicia Zeberli , Gioele Casola , Sara Badr , Christian Siegmund , Markus Mattern , Hirokazu Sugiyama
中文翻译:
生物制药无菌生产中多标准设备的重新设计方法
更新日期:2018-11-15
Journal of Pharmaceutical Innovation ( IF 2.6 ) Pub Date : 2018-11-15 , DOI: 10.1007/s12247-018-9355-8 Anicia Zeberli , Gioele Casola , Sara Badr , Christian Siegmund , Markus Mattern , Hirokazu Sugiyama
Purpose
There is a continuous search for efficient optimization methods in the production of biopharmaceuticals, with a special focus on reducing production time and costs. Pharmaceutical production is currently dominated by batch production processes that have a relatively long downtime for cleaning and reconfiguration of the plant equipment when the product or its format size is changed. The geometry and design of the equipment can strongly affect process performance. This work presents an approach for generating and assessing design alternatives for process equipment used in the sterile filling of biopharmaceutical drug products.Methods
A case study is presented based on background information provided by Hoffmann-La Roche for a surge tank used in the filling of liquid vials. Three criteria—namely equipment cleanability, production efficiency, and flexibility—are used to evaluate the proposed shape alternatives for the surge tank. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) was applied to investigate the flow behavior of cleaning water inside the tank.Results
A trade-off in the results was observed between the different evaluation criteria for the investigated basic shapes. However, it was found that a different part of the tank controls the results obtained for each criterion. An alternative tank design is presented that combines the optimal features to achieve the best possible performance for all assessment criteria.Conclusion
The transfer and application of the established CFD technique to the field of sterile manufacturing of biopharmaceuticals were demonstrated and facilitated by the introduction of appropriate model simplifications. Valuable insights on equipment cleanability and on the measures required to achieve cleanliness were obtained, which proves the importance of the application of such techniques. Redesigning equipment and applying geometrical changes were shown to be effective measures for process performance optimization.中文翻译:
生物制药无菌生产中多标准设备的重新设计方法