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Microinnova being nominated for the CPhI Innovation Awards 2010 in Paris
The CPhI Innovation Awards judges have nominated Microinnova for the CPhI Innovation Awards 2010. Dr. Dirk Kirschneck will give a presentation on "Manufacturing Concepts for Microreactors and Flow Chemistry" at the CPhI Innovation Awards stand (Hall 6, stand 6K48) on 5 October 2010 at 11 o'clock at CPhI Worlwide in Paris, before the Gold, Silver and Bronze winners are revealed.
http://www.cphi.com/innovation-awards-2010
Projects Chemical Process Engineering
Within the European research project COPIRIDE, Microinnova Engineering cooperates with partners, such as Evonik-Degussa and the Institute for Micro-Technology Mainz, to develop the chemical plant of the future and its infrastructure.
More information about the project COPIRIDE:
COPIRIDE Newsletter May 2010
In the European CAEC research project, they, together with partners like Novartis, develop a concept in the field of separation technology.
Microinnova launched the most powerful pharamceutical plant of its kind
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The continuous flow has been introduced to the production of pharmaceutical agents and fine chemicals. And it is becoming a serious competition for batch technology in sophisticated processes. The engineers at Microinnova have already shown that they belong to the world's best in realisation of micro-reactor concepts at full production scale. In the field of fine chemicals, a microreactor with a throughput of 3 tons per hour was realised several years ago.
In May 2010, these engineers put into operation a pharamceutical plant with a throughput of 200 l/h - the most powerful of its kind in Europe that is based on the micro-reactor technology.
Chemspec Europe 2010 Press release
Some of the world’s largest suppliers of fine and specialty chemicals and associated products and services can be found at Chemspec Europe.
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Small chemical plants start flowing