Title
Design verification testing methodology for new Rosemount pH sensor
Conference Dates
March 20 – 23, 2022
Abstract
While pH instrumentation has advanced over the past few years, there continue to be challenges with this critical measurement. The Rosemount 550pH sensor addresses many of these challenges. The Rosemount sensor is a best-in-class sensor designed for bag applications such as those found in single-use bioreactor applications. A key feature of the sensor is its unique wet-storage technology. This innovative approach drives many user benefits including industry-leading stability and accuracy, a highly sensitive measurement, two-year shelf-life (Figure 1), and zero wet-in time. With this sensor, time-consuming, multi-point calibration is no longer required (Figure 2). The 550pH is very simple to start-up, requiring only a single-point standardization. It allows a user to check the sensor anywhere along the supply chain providing confidence that the sensor will work before starting a batch. This paper will describe the rigorous analysis and testing that validates these benefits.
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Recommended Citation
Jacalyn Saint Rudolph, Benjamin Arriola, Andrew Dierker, and Brandon Haschke, "Design verification testing methodology for new Rosemount pH sensor" in "Single-Use Technologies V: Building The Future", Magali Barbaroux, Sartorius, France; Martina Micheletti, University College London, UK Eds, ECI Symposium Series, (2022). https://dc.engconfintl.org/sut_v/5