How many parameters can I control using a DASGIP or DASbox system?

DASGIP Parallel Bioreactor Systems provide comprehensive concurrent monitoring and control of process parameters. During the process run, events are logged together with up to 70 online process variables per bioreactor. In addition to the various DASGIP modules for monitoring and control, with DASware analyze users can integrate analytical devices provided by third parties. Seamless integration into the DASGIP or DASbox system even allows for closed loop solutions such as automated feeding strategies based on the current glucose concentration. Each process value can be used as a trigger enabling users to automate their process.

How many parameters can be displayed in a process overview in DASware control?

DASware control users can freely select all relevant process variables of all or selected bioreactors to be displayed in one chart. There are no limitations in the number of process parameters. When using DASware analyze, the displayed process parameters even include integrated data from third party laboratory devices, such as nutrient analyzers, mass spectrometers or Raman. The software features tables and trend graphs of all measured values. It continuously logs and stores all data and events. These data are immediately accessible for evaluation using e.g. Microsoft Excel. Advanced charting functionalities ease further data analysis and comparison of runs.

Do I need programming skills to automate my process in DASware control?

DASware control includes a set of easy to implement automation features without any need of programming. Profiles and triggers allow for various control strategies, all of them easy to select by mouse click with parameters entered manually or just copy-pasted. Users with programming skills and special control requirements, however, are free to run scripted control strategies and profiles as well.

Can I change triggers, profiles, cascades and scripts online in DASware control?

Set-points, profiles, cascades, and scripts are online editable in DASware control. Offline values and events can be entered during or after the run and documented with a time stamp. These time stamps can be set individually, e.g to meet the time, when the sample was taken. This provides users with great flexibility to interact with the control system and reconsider parameter settings even in highly automated processes. All events, including online changes, are recorded in a SQL Server database.

How are DASGIP vessels agitated?

DASGIP bioreactors feature powerful overhead drives with agitation speeds ranging 30 – 1,600 rpm. The DASGIP TC4SC4 controls temperature and agitation in up to four bioreactors. Users can individually define each outlet set-point as well as choose from different operation modes (e.g. continuous or interval agitation).

Does DASware control give any alarms in case of critical deviation?

Critical deviation of process parameters such as pH, DO, redox, and temperature are color-coded in the software and saved in the event log. DASware control professional additionally allows notification of supervisory control systems or mobile communication tools via SMS or e-mail.

Can you help adjusting my controller loop parameters in DASware control?

DASGIP controllers are PI controllers, which are configured with default controller parameters adapted to the type of vessel and default experimental requirements. Depending on special customer requirements it might be necessary to modify these parameters. Our service will be happy to help you finding the right settings.

How to calibrate a pH sensor in DASware control?

DASware control software allows for parallel calibration of all sensors used within one system with all data logged in the central database together with set-points, profiles, cascades, process values, user interactions and other events. Good maintenance will prolong the sensors' lifetime whereas high temperatures (i.e. during autoclavation), alkaline solutions (i.e. during alkaline deactivation), repeated etchings and improper maintenance will reduce the electrode's lifetime.

How reliable are exhaust data when working at benchtop scale?

Exhaust oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations of multiple bioreactor units are continuously monitored with the DASGIP GA exhaust analyzer. Together with the mass flow measurement and the input values of oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations, automatic calculation of oxygen transfer rate (OTR), carbon dioxide transfer rate (CTR), and respiratory quotient (RQ) is possible, permitting direct conclusions on the metabolic state of a culture. As the DASGIP GA considers humidity, volume, and total flow typical sources for inaccurate OTR and CTR data in small working volumes are eliminated.

Is it possible to automatically control the foam in DASGIP vessels?

All DASGIP vessels can be equipped with foam control components. All you need is a level/foam sensor connected to the DASGIP sensor module (e.g. PH4PO4L) and a feed line for dosing of the antifoam agent. Now foam formation can be detected by the level sensor and antifoam agent is automatically pumped into the vessel until all foam is collapsed. The DASware control software allows any feed line to be used for antifoam or level control. Since medium composition has a strong impact on the electrical conductivity of medium and foam, every conductivity-based level sensor needs to be adjusted to foam and medium conductivity. DASware control supports monitoring conductivity and free adjustment of the conductivity threshold.

What maintenance is required for Eppendorf bioprocess systems?

As all complex technical systems Eppendorf bioprocess equipment should be maintained regularly to keep all parts in good condition. This maintenance avoids cost-intensive down times and contributes to preservation of value. A complete preventive maintenance is recommended once a year. Additional maintenance actions are recommended to be executed by the user prior to every run or in regular cycles (e.g. every month). Our service will be happy to advice.

What do I have to consider when returning equipment for repair?

Equipment returned to Eppendorf for service or any other reason needs to be decontaminated first. Please fill out the Decontamination Form that you will find in the “Service & Support” section of the Eppendorf website and attach it to the package. Equipment which was sent without the completely filled form cannot be handled. This form must also be completed before any on-site service, whether covered under warranty or not, can commence.

What does your warranty cover?

Eppendorf issues a warranty of one year from the day of delivery on its products in accordance with our terms and conditions. Excluded are consumables such as cables, tubing, glassware, and sensors as well as used material.

Does Eppendorf offer bioreactor training?

We highly recommend a training at the customer’s site for all new customers. Besides this initial training, Eppendorf also offers individual trainings adapted to the user’s requirements like training of new employees or advanced training/recapitulation for employees already having experience with DASGIP or DASbox systems. All trainings are performed at the customer’s site using the customer’s equipment to have the training focused on the customer’s demands. The structure and methods of the training can be chosen to the customer’s requirements from general overview to detailed sessions on specific products or issues. Training in small groups is as possible as personal guidance.

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DASbox^® Mini Bioreactor System

BioBLU c and BioBLU f Single-Use Bioreactors for small and bench scale cell culture, stem cell, and fermentation applications.

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Con i piccoli volumi di lavoro, il design compatto e le opzioni di gestione delle informazioni e di controllo avanzato, Eppendorf DASbox Mini Bioreactor System si rivolge alle esigenze di sviluppo della ricerca e dei processi. Combinato con la DASware Software Suite, è un ottimo strumento per approcci di tipo Design of Experiments (DoE), così come per lo sviluppo di processi di standardizzazione e ottimizzazione.

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DASbox è un sistema unico con mini bioreattore, adatto per le applicazioni con colture microbiche, colture cellulari e cellule staminali. È concepito come un sistema a 4 moduli con fino a ventiquattro bioreattori in funzione in parallelo. Con volumi di lavoro da 60 – 250 mL, DASbox è lo strumento ottimale per lo sviluppo di processi di livello avanzato e per le applicazioni nell'ambito della progettazione e analisi degli esperimenti (DoE). Tutti i parametri critici di processo possono essere controllati in modo preciso. Il controllo della temperatura senza liquidi e il sistema di condensazione dei gas di scarico soddisfano le esigenze degli operatori grazie alla propria semplicità di utilizzo.
Oltre a utilizzare bioreattori industriali in vetro standard, DASbox può essere dotato di Eppendorf BioBLU 0.3 Single-Use Bioreactors, tutti minibioreattori monouso con dotazione completa.

Specifiche	DASbox^® Cell Culture	DASbox^® Cell Culture monouso	DASbox^® Microbiology	DASbox^® Microbiology monouso

Applicazione	Coltura cellulare	Coltura cellulare	Microbiologia	Microbiologia
Numero di unità in parallelo	Fino a 24	Fino a 24	Fino a 24	Fino a 24
Software	DASware control, altro DASware in opzione	DASware control, altro DASware in opzione	DASware control, altro DASware in opzione	DASware control, altro DASware in opzione
Interfaccia utente	Computer di processo con monitor	Computer di processo con monitor	Computer di processo con monitor	Computer di processo con monitor
Consumo di energia tipico (sistema a 4 elementi senza computer di processo)	168 W (a 230 V)/ 154 W (a 115 V)	168 W (a 230 V)/ 154 W (a 115 V)	168 W (a 230 V)/ 154 W (a 115 V)	168 W (a 230 V)/ 154 W (a 115 V)
Dimensioni (L × P × H, sistema a 4 elementi senza computer di processo)	30 x 70 x 49 cm (12 x 28 x 19 in)	30 x 70 x 49 cm (12 x 28 x 19 in)	30 x 70 x 49 cm (12 x 28 x 19 in)	30 x 70 x 49 cm (12 x 28 x 19 in)
Peso del prodotto	44 kg	44 kg	44 kg	44 kg
Peso tipico	44 kg	44 kg	44 kg	44 kg
Batteri/Lieviti/Funghi	sì	sì	sì	sì
Mammiferi/Animali	sì	sì	sì	sì
Insetti	sì	sì	sì	sì
Giare intercambiabili	sì	sì	sì	sì
Validabile	no	no	no	no
Cellule staminali	sì	sì	sì	sì

Bioreattori
Recipienti	Giare in vetro	Giare monouso	Giare in vetro	Giare monouso
Sterilizzazione	Autoclavabile	Presterilizzato	Autoclavabile	Presterilizzato
Volume totale	350 mL	380 mL	350 mL	380 mL

Agitazione
Azionamento	Azionamenti di testa a comando diretto	Azionamenti di testa a comando magnetico	Azionamenti di testa a comando diretto	Azionamenti di testa a comando magnetico
Intervalli di velocità	20 – 2500 rpm	20 – 500 rpm	20 – 2500 rpm	20 – 2000 rpm
Giranti	A pale marine	A pale inclinate	Tipo Rushton	Tipo Rushton

Gassificazione
Alimentazione di gas	TMFC; overlay e/o diffusore	TMFC; overlay e/o diffusore	TMFC; diffusore	TMFC; diffusore
Portate gas standard	0,04 – 5 sL/h, 0,04 – 3,5 sL/h CO₂	0,04 – 5 sL/h, 0,04 – 3,5 sL/h CO₂	0,2 – 25 sL/h, 0,2 – 18 sL/h CO₂	0,2 – 25 sL/h, 0,2 – 18 sL/h CO₂
Miscelazione di gas standard	Air, N₂, O₂ e/o CO₂	Air, N₂, O₂ e/o CO₂	Air, N₂, O₂ e/o CO₂	Air, N₂, O₂ e/o CO₂

Alimentazione
Linee di alimentazione per giara	2 (standard)/ 4 (opzionale)	2 (standard)/ 4 (opzionale)	2 (standard)/ 4 (opzionale)	2 (standard)/ 4 (opzionale)
Portate di alimentazione standard (a seconda del diametro del tubo)	da 0,3 – 9,5 mL/h a 13 – 420 mL/h	da 0,3 – 9,5 mL/h a 13 – 420 mL/h	da 0,3 – 9,5 mL/h a 13 – 420 mL/h	da 0,3 – 9,5 mL/h a 13 – 420 mL/h

Monitoraggio e controllo
Regolazione della temperatura	Sistema di riscaldamento e raffreddamento senza liquidi (Peltier)	Sistema di riscaldamento e raffreddamento senza liquidi (Peltier)	Sistema di riscaldamento e raffreddamento senza liquidi (Peltier)	Sistema di riscaldamento e raffreddamento senza liquidi (Peltier)
Intervallo di temperatura standard (a 25° C, temp. ambiente)	10 – 60°C	10 – 45°C	10 – 60°C	10 – 45°C
Controllo del pH	CO₂/base e altre configurazioni	CO₂/base e altre configurazioni	Acido e/o base e altre configurazioni	Acido e/o base e altre configurazioni
Controllo OD	Cicli in cascata (concentrazione di O₂, portata del flusso di gas) e altre configurazioni	Cicli in cascata (concentrazione di O₂, portata del flusso di gas) e altre configurazioni	Cicli in cascata (velocità di agitazione, concentrazione di O₂, portata del flusso di gas) e altre configurazioni	Cicli in cascata (velocità di agitazione, concentrazione di O₂, portata del flusso di gas) e altre configurazioni
Misurazione ORP (redox)	-	-	Opzionale (selezionare Redox o livello)	Opzionale (selezionare Redox o livello)
Livello/schiuma	Opzionale	Opzionale	Opzionale (selezionare Redox o livello)	Opzionale (selezionare Redox o livello)
Misurazione densità ottica	Opzionale (DASGIP OD4)	Opzionale (DASGIP OD4)	Opzionale (DASGIP OD4)	Opzionale (DASGIP OD4)
Condensazione di scarico	Senza liquidi (Peltier)	Senza liquidi (Peltier)	Senza liquidi (Peltier)	Senza liquidi (Peltier)
Analisi dello scarico	-	-	Opzionale (DASGIP GA4)	Opzionale (DASGIP GA4)