Abstract: The present invention relates to a computer implemented method for determining a weld integrity test result performed by a system configured to aseptically transferring cells to a container (BR), the method comprising welding (710) a vial to a connector to obtain a fluid-tight seal between the vial (V) and a connector (C), the connector being provided with a pair of conduits each having one end protruding through the connector and into the vial, sealing (720) an opposite end of one of the conduits, generating (730) a fluid pressure different to an ambient fluid pressure at an opposite end of the other conduit, measuring (740) a fluid pressure within at least one of the conduits, determining (750) a fluid pressure change based on the ambient pressure and the measured fluid pressure, determining (760) the weld integrity test result as pass or as fail based on the fluid pressure change.

Abstract: A bioprocessing system (100, 200) including a storage unit (102, 202) for storing a feed fluid (103, 203), a filter (106, 206) coupled to the storage unit (102, 202) via a feed path (104, 204), and a feed pump (114, 212) coupled to the feed path (104, 204). The bioprocessing system (100, 200) further includes a collection unit (102, 216) coupled to the filter (106, 206) via a downstream path (118, 218) and a turbidity sensor (134, 224) coupled to the downstream path (118, 218). Furthermore, the bioprocessing system (100, 200) includes a processing unit (136, 226) configured to receive an output from the turbidity sensor (134, 224) and determine a concentration of a product in a filtration fluid (121, 222) based on the output. The processing unit (136, 226) is further configured to monitor an operating condition of the filter (106, 206) on-line based on concentration of the product.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a computer implemented method for determining a weld integrity test result performed by a system configured to aseptically transferring cells to a container (BR), the method comprising welding (710) a vial to a connector to obtain a fluid-tight seal between the vial (V) and a connector (C), the connector being provided with a pair of conduits each having one end protruding through the connector and into the vial, sealing (720) an opposite end of one of the conduits, generating (730) a fluid pressure different to an ambient fluid pressure at an opposite end of the other conduit, measuring (740) a fluid pressure within at least one of the conduits, determining (750) a fluid pressure change based on the ambient pressure and the measured fluid pressure, determining (760) the weld integrity test result as pass or as fail based on the fluid pressure change.

Abstract: The invention discloses embodiments of different high precision pinch control valves having an accuracy in the micron range and a method of controlling a transmembrane pressure (TMP) in a crossflow filtration apparatus, comprising the steps of: a) providing a crossflow filtration apparatus comprising a pump (21) fluidically connected via a retentate compartment (33) of a crossflow filter (32) and a length of flexible tubing to Sa regulator valve (1;101) acting on the flexible tubing, wherein the regulator valve is a high precision pinch valve.