Kinetic Modeling as Basis for Scale-up
Kinetic Modeling to Aid Process Optmization, Scale-up, and Tech Transfer
Übersicht der Inhalte
- When and how to create a kinetic model
- Value of kinetic modeling
- Enhancement of a kinetic model to simulate process conditions on target scale
Kinetic modeling can be of significant value for reactions in the order of minutes or hours that constitute challenges in process selectivity or byproduct formations. Based on little experimental effort it was possible to create a kinetic model that helped in process optimization and gaining essential process understanding. It could be enhanced to a scale-up model for tech transfer delivering on our overall obejective to create improved and more robust processes for production in challenging timelines and budget constraints.
About the Presenter
Martin Seidel
Merck
Martin Seidel currently works for Merck Electronics a subsidiary of Merck KGaA in Darmstadt and participates as a senior chemist in technology projects in the process development group supporting Electronics and Pharma businesses incl. production transfer. Until 2015 he was part of the supply chain organization mainly responsible for the value chain of OLED products and the new product introduction of Display materials to the market. After joining Merck in 2004 he has gained 8 years of experience in development and scale-up of Display products of our Electronics business. Martin received his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from the Leibnitz Univerity of Hannover in 2004.
