242 Risk Reduction in - and Implementation of - Process & Technology Development


Description:
Successful technology transfer is an important part of the process development cycle for which there is often a large degree of uncertainty. A wide array of techniques and methods can be leveraged to assess and reduce the risk involved in transferring a process to a new manufacturing plant. This session aims to highlight examples of successful methodologies and/or strategies that have been used effectively to design the process, assess risk, reduce variability or increase overall process robustness. Papers focused on sharing learnings through process development case studies are particularly encouraged.

Sponsor:
Technology Transfer and Manufacturing
Co-Sponsor(s):
Process Development Division (12)


Chair:
John Peragine
Principal Technical Investigator
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Global Manufacturing and Supply
1 Squibb Drive
New Brunswick, NJ
08903
Email: john.peragine@bms.com

Co-Chair:
William Hollar
Chief Scientist
SABIC
1 Lexan Lane
Mount Vernon, IN
47620
Phone Number: 812-431-0780
Email: William.Hollar@sabic.com


Papers:
Development of Mobile Decontamination Equipment for Hazardous Materials
Jinwoo Park, Yonsei University; Hyungjoon Yoon, Yonsei University; Sunghyun Cho, Yonsei University; Myeongseok Lee, Yonsei University; Changyun Choi, JNK Heaters Co., Ltd.; Myungjae Seo, JNK Heaters Co., Ltd.; Il Moon, Yonsei University
Process Optimization to Reduce Urea Plant Startup Failure Rate and Ammonia Pollution
Naveed Raza, Engro Fertilizers Limited Pakistan; Ali Ayub, Engro Fertilizers Ltd
Delivering High Risk Capital Projects
Jack Bell, O'Brien & Gere
Reaction Engineering for Energetic Material Synthesis
Eric Gauthier, US Army ARDEC; Kelley Caflin, US Army ARDEC
Abstract Submissions Closed
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