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Bio Particle Explorer (BPE) - Application

Detect pathogenic bacteria with never before seen speed and accuracy. Bacteria is preselected by their particular attributes, using the Rapid Microbial Method (RMM,) in order to find immediate contamination. Particles 500nm and larger can be easily identified for count, shape, and size. Single Organism spectroscopy is applied to find immediate microbiological, bacterial, and particulate contamination. The BPE can guarantee sterlility both in aerospace and pharmaceutical industries by performing sterility testing on cultivatable and uncultivatable germs.

Biological and microbiological testing

Microbiological tests on individual process media (air, water, technical gases)

Checking personal hygiene determination of microbiological exposure on the clothes and hands of production personnel

Determination of bacterial count in the air under all operating conditions

Testing the effectiveness of cleaning and disinfection measures during operation and at the end of production




References

VALET, O., LANKERS, M., (2008), Higher Yield and Quality through Particle Identification, Journal of the IEST, October 2008

RÖSCH, P., et. al., (2005) Chemotaxonomic Identification of Single Bacteria by Micro-Raman Spectroscopy: Application to Clean-Room-Relevant Biological Contaminations, Applied and Environmental Microbiology, March 2005

VALET, O., LANKERS, M., (2005) Automated Raman Spectroscopy of ambient Aerosols with Airborne Particle Explorer, AAAR 2005

LANKERS, M., (2004), Differentiation between Foreign and Protein Particles in Biopharmaceutical Preparations , RISBM 2004 "Raman and IR Spectroscopy in Biology and Medicine"

VALET, O., (2002), Made to Measure, Cleanroom Technology, Polygon Media

LANKERS, M., (2002), Determining particle composition: Consider the path to the source, Cleanrooms, PennWell