A Balanced Approach to Pharma 4.0: Sustainability & Predictive Maintenance
During this webinar sponsored by Mobius Connect, Dr.-Ing. Peter Kytka will explore the growing focus on sustainability in the pharmaceutical industry. We will dive into how Integrated Predictive Maintenance (iPdM) using vibration condition monitoring as part of sustainability and digitalization initiatives has been shown to be able to deliver improved uptime for assets in pharmaceutical production. Additionally, we will review a real technical case study of how the iPdM oven heat exchange fan, as part of more than 370 assets being monitored in a pharmaceutical plant, contributes to sustainability.
During this webinar, you will learn:
- How sustainability, the highest standards in pharmaceutical engineering set by the (ISPE), and Integrated Predictive Maintenance (iPdM) using vibration condition monitoring form a balanced approach to Pharma 4.0.
- How sustainability initiatives benefit from iPdM in several regards.
- How vibration condition monitoring has been the foundation for a root cause analysis to help discover the unexpected source of a failure and how differing rolling element bearing types may avoid frequent replacements.
Description : “Sustainability,” similar to “Digitalization,” has become a key focus and need in our everyday lives and in many industries around the world. Today, most companies follow detailed sustainability policies and invest heavily in new initiatives.
The pharmaceutical industry is one industry currently focusing on becoming more sustainable and prioritizing new environmental, chemical, and operational sustainability concepts. Operational sustainability initiatives include proper functioning production and assets without jeopardizing environmental and ecological boundaries.
Integrated Predictive Maintenance (iPdM) using vibration condition monitoring as part of sustainability and digitalization initiatives has been shown to be able to deliver improved uptime for assets in pharmaceutical production. Additionally, they have been proven to reduce waste by minimizing the frequency of asset repair, decrease the number of spare parts needed in inventory such as rolling element bearings, lower energy consumption, and helped to ensure regulatory compliance (GMP) by avoiding penalties.
During this webinar sponsored by Mobius Connect, we will explore the ISPE “Pharma 4.0™ operating model” in the context of sustainability, how it relates to iPdM, the utilization of vibration condition monitoring, and what it means for sustainability in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
We will go into a real technical case study of how iPdM of an oven heat exchange fan, as part of more than 370 assets being monitored in a pharmaceutical plant, contributes to sustainability.
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