Understanding Particle Loss in Transport Tubing and How to Perform Testing
This class will look at the mechanics of sampling errors, isokinetic and isoaxial samples, the particle loss in sample tubing as a function of variable factors, including tubing length, tubing diameter, bend radii and connectors such as fittings and valves. A practical demonstration of performing particle loss in transport tubing will be performed [class size permitting – otherwise a review of data will be done], a review of site specific data from field examples of installed systems and what to do with the particle count data once the losses are known.
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Course outline
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Who should attend?
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Course materials
- Copy of PowerPoint presentation in course binder
Continuing Education Units: .6 CEUs
Instructor
Mark Hallworth
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Mark Hallworth is the Life Sciences Strategic Senior GMP Scientist for Particle Measuring Systems, Boulder, CO, USA. Mark started working for Particle Measuring Systems in 1997 and had previously been a research scientist for Coal Design and Development Division designing new technologies. Originally in the UK heading the projects integration group, where he designed and implemented facility monitoring systems instrumentation, equipment and their integration. In 2001 moved to the US where and managed the design, installation and validation of over 200 environmental monitoring system projects worldwide. He has designed products for pharmaceutical environmental monitoring, including particle counters for explosive and corrosive areas and GMP compliant software. He currently lectures for the PDA, ISPE and other international pharmaceutical societies on environmental monitoring and GMP compliance design and validation. Mark has written over 100 technical papers on environmental monitoring and contributed to several books specific to this field, and recently released a new Environmental Monitoring Handbook E’Book. Mark has a degree in Applied Chemistry and is a postgraduate of Environmental Issues from Worcester University.
Next date and location
November 16, 2023
1- 4:30 p.m. Central Time
In-person:
During EDUCON
Schaumburg, Illinois
or available virtually
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