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May 14, 2014
In pump sizing, vapor pressure is a key check in evaluating suction conditions and the net positive suction head available to the pump. In order to pump a fluid, we need to deliver fluid to the inlet of the pump.
May 13, 2014
Today we are going to look at mechanical stresses and how they affect the longevity of a sanitary hose. Here are basic guidelines we use to ensure longevity in our sanitary hose assemblies.
May 8, 2014
While most fast talking sales guys eager to get an order can get any pump sizing application reasonably close, few [...]
May 6, 2014
This post will focus on what emulsions and dispersion are and how they are different.
May 5, 2014
This post will take a closer look at two important factors when specifying sanitary hoses: live length and minimum bend radius.
May 1, 2014
One of the most commonly encountered, yet intimidating pieces of equipment in a food or pharmaceutical plant is a homogenizer. [...]
April 25, 2014
Hopefully this posts sheds some light on the difference between flow rate and flow velocity. While flow rate and flow velocity are related, they are not the same, and both need to be taken into account when sizing a pump.
April 22, 2014
In fact, USP Class VI has been largely superseded since the release of ISO 10993 in 1995. This post will take a deeper look at what biocompatibility is and how it is defined by the International Standards Organization.
April 18, 2014
The most accurate way to measure process temperature is with a sensor that is immersed directly into the flow. These direct immersion sensors are the preferred because they provide accurate measurement and quick response time. Most often, RTD’s are clamped in to a tee, perpendicular to flow. For small diameter lines, this RTD orientation may not be adequate to get an accurate temperature measurement.
April 17, 2014
The industry wide adoption of the ASME BPE standards have brought a host of benefits to the biopharmaceutical process industry. [...]
April 14, 2014
But the Quattroflow pump has properties that make it an excellent sanitary metering pump in applications beyond biologics.
April 9, 2014
In previous posts we have gone over different aspects of sanitary metering and dosing systems including defining the criteria for [...]
April 8, 2014
This post will take a look at each actuator type and the things to consider when specifying one or the other for a sanitary valve application.
April 4, 2014
Today, we are going to recap and rehash the four primary types of sanitary flowmeter technology used in processes today and the advantages and disadvantages of each. We won’t focus too much on how each works and try to focus on when they should be applied.
April 3, 2014
In the coming days, Holland will release a new Sanitary Batch and Metering system application data sheet that will help guide users through some of the things they should be thinking about and considering before attacking a new system
May 14, 2014
In pump sizing, vapor pressure is a key check in evaluating suction conditions and the net positive suction head available to the pump. In order to pump a fluid, we need to deliver fluid to the inlet of the pump.
May 13, 2014
Today we are going to look at mechanical stresses and how they affect the longevity of a sanitary hose. Here are basic guidelines we use to ensure longevity in our sanitary hose assemblies.
May 8, 2014
While most fast talking sales guys eager to get an order can get any pump sizing application reasonably close, few [...]
May 6, 2014
This post will focus on what emulsions and dispersion are and how they are different.
May 5, 2014
This post will take a closer look at two important factors when specifying sanitary hoses: live length and minimum bend radius.
May 1, 2014
One of the most commonly encountered, yet intimidating pieces of equipment in a food or pharmaceutical plant is a homogenizer. [...]
April 25, 2014
Hopefully this posts sheds some light on the difference between flow rate and flow velocity. While flow rate and flow velocity are related, they are not the same, and both need to be taken into account when sizing a pump.
April 22, 2014
In fact, USP Class VI has been largely superseded since the release of ISO 10993 in 1995. This post will take a deeper look at what biocompatibility is and how it is defined by the International Standards Organization.
April 18, 2014
The most accurate way to measure process temperature is with a sensor that is immersed directly into the flow. These direct immersion sensors are the preferred because they provide accurate measurement and quick response time. Most often, RTD’s are clamped in to a tee, perpendicular to flow. For small diameter lines, this RTD orientation may not be adequate to get an accurate temperature measurement.
April 17, 2014
The industry wide adoption of the ASME BPE standards have brought a host of benefits to the biopharmaceutical process industry. [...]
April 14, 2014
But the Quattroflow pump has properties that make it an excellent sanitary metering pump in applications beyond biologics.
April 9, 2014
In previous posts we have gone over different aspects of sanitary metering and dosing systems including defining the criteria for [...]
April 8, 2014
This post will take a look at each actuator type and the things to consider when specifying one or the other for a sanitary valve application.
April 4, 2014
Today, we are going to recap and rehash the four primary types of sanitary flowmeter technology used in processes today and the advantages and disadvantages of each. We won’t focus too much on how each works and try to focus on when they should be applied.
April 3, 2014
In the coming days, Holland will release a new Sanitary Batch and Metering system application data sheet that will help guide users through some of the things they should be thinking about and considering before attacking a new system
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Process Engineer – Pharmaceutical Contract Manufacturer
“Holland has been a reliable partner for many years. They have the ability to support our business thru their vast inventory of repair components, onsite field service and new replacement components. Holland has been proactive in providing recommendations for repair kits as well as carrying safety stock at their facility to support our specific needs.”
Operations Manager – Food Processing Facility
“Holland understands our need for not only quality products, but the detailed documentation and material traceability required in the pharmaceutical industry. We’ve used their Document Locator tool to help manage documentation for our production equipment. It’s been great to have a historical record of documentation covering our long-term relationship.”
Quality Manager – OEM of Single Use Biotech Equipment
““Holland Applied is a business partner that I find to be highly trustworthy, competent, and customer focused. We keep using them for our machining and fabrication needs because we know we can rely on them to provide high-quality goods on time and at competitive market prices.”
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