It can be used to represent operations that combine supply of materials with simultaneous removal of selected components.
● Batch Vessel Procedure in a Reactor
● Batch Vessel Procedure in a Seed Reactor
● Batch Vessel Procedure in a Bioreactor
● Batch Vessel Procedure in a Seed Bioreactor
● Batch Vessel Procedure in a Fermentor
● Batch Vessel Procedure in a Seed Fermentor
● Batch Vessel Procedure in a Disposable Bioreactor
● Batch 3x3 Generic Box Procedure
● Batch 5x5 Generic Box Procedure
● Batch 10x10 Generic Box Procedure
The supply of material can be done in 3 ways:
(a) Amount of material to be loaded available in Input Stream
(b) User specified mass of material to be loaded
(c) User specified volume of material to be loaded
For the first case the loading of material, occurs as in the Charge or Transfer In operations depending on whether the selected stream is an input or an intermediate stream. For cases (b) and (c) the required flow of the pull-in stream is propagated backwards, through the network of connectivity.
Component removal can also be specified by the user. The user can chose one or two output streams to which material will be separated and specify the percentage of each component that will be split in to that stream. For more details see Load and Split: Split Tab.
If the duration of this operation is matched up to another operation (master operation), then the setup time, process time and turnaround time are simply derived from the master operation. For more on master-slave relationships, see The Scheduling Tab.
The interface of this operation has the following tabs:
● Oper. Cond’s, see Load and Split: Oper. Conds Tab
● Split, see Load and Split: Split Tab
● Volumes, see Batch Vessel Operations: Volumes Tab
● Labor, etc, see Operations Dialog: Labor etc. Tab
● Description, see Operations Dialog: Description Tab
● Batch Sheet, see Operations Dialog: Batch Sheet Tab
● Scheduling, see Operations Dialog: Scheduling Tab