WATER FOR INJECTION FROM VAPOR COMPRESSION STILL (VCD)

STMC Vapor compression Still w: water pretreatment

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Bram-Cor WFI: everywhere in pharmaceutical world

The Vapor Compression still, also improperly known as thermocompressor, is the main equipment used in the production of Water for Injection and pharmaceutical grade waters.

More precisely, VCD systems can be used to produce water for I.V. fluids, injectables, infusion and specialist solutions, washing systems and for all products where quality factors such as sterility, elimination of pyrogens and Chlorine solvents and other external substances with low molecular weight are a critical quality attribute.

The essential parts of BRAM-COR Vapor Compression still

To understand how  Vapor Compression Distiller works it is useful to discover the essential parts of the machine.

Vapor Compression Distiller operating system

Vapor Compression Distiller operating system (BRAM-COR STMC – Steam heating)

(1) Heat exchanger (for Feed Water preheating and WFI cooling) (2) Heat exchanger (incondensable gas condenser) (3) Distiller tank (4) Condenser (5) Dome (6) Blower (7) Recirculating tank (8) WFI pump (9) Drain manifolds 

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Internal pressure is always higher than the atmospheric. 

The machine always works at an internal pressure higher than atmospheric, preventing outside air from entering the plant: in BRAM-COR Vapor Compression distiller the circuit of the WFI is separated from the circuit of the feed water. Moreover, the circuit of the distillate is under positive pressure.

So, in each distillation step, the distillate is always at a pressure higher than the feed water thereby ensuring that in the likelihood of leakage, the feed water will never enter the distillate circuit. As a result, in case there should be any leakage it will be the WFI flowing out to the circuit of the feed water and never the opposite.

Therefore, the usual contamination problems that can arise by any multiple effect distiller after some 4-6 years of operation could never happen in case of  BRAM-COR Vapor Compression technology. The special feature of the Vapor Compression Distiller, allowing it to produce WFI at any temperature between 25°C and 99°C, together with the possibility to produce any quantity of WFI desired (from 0 to the maximum capacity of the plant), allows it to adapt to any customer need. The same distiller can produce WFI for LVP as for antibiotics (heat sensitive injectables).

Further information about BRAM-COR Vapor Compression distillation: vapor-compression-distiller.com

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