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The Plug&Play module you need to carry out O2/CO2 composition analysis of your bioreactor exhaust gas (i.e. metabolic indicators) and get the maximum of this data to enhance the quality and productivity of your process.
The bBreath brings together the hardware and software technological solutions for the measurement of the O2/CO2 composition of the exhaust gas in a precise, fairly continuous and analysable way.
Features and Accesories
The bBreath is available in different formats, from its single sensor version (bBreath-1) to its 4 lines multiplexer version (bBreath-4), able to analyze up to 4 bioreactor exhaust gas lines.
They include everything for their direct connection to a compatible bioreactor and the subsequent recognition and automatic upgrade of Bionet’s software capabilities.
The bBreath-4 is designed under an IoT architecture. Its control App is accessible from any device (Chrome browser is needed), while its embedded OPC Server expands its compatibilty options with bioreactor control systems and high-level laboratory control and management software packages.
The Rugged Zirconia O2 sensor is manufactured by Sensotec, and the IR CO2 sensor by Vaisala, the leading manufacturers of these technologies.
A reference gas line is present, which ensures calibration verification and adjustment in a continuous manner.
The wider measurement range in the market. The O2 can be measured from 10^(-20) ppm to 30%. Wider ranges are available upon demand. The CO2 can be measured from 0 to 20%.
The bBreath software module enhances further data and process control possibilities.
The bBreath allows for additional control possibilities, since it offers the possibility to use the measured and calculated data (OUR, CER, RQ) as a programmable transition to trigger different actions from the recipe-based control mode by ROSITA.
The bBreath module also activates data registration and visualization features. It integrates the O2/CO2 measurements as well as the OUR, CER and RQ values in the trend and comparative graphs of Bionet’s software and enables its extraction in .csv format.