In the pharmaceutical industry and medical technology, process or data mapping has become an important component in the approval process. Also the recording of measured values during room monitoring and simple measurements on a product are more in demand than ever. This kind of documentation or process optimization is nothing unusual for ALMEMO® measurement technology.
Even wired solutions are still in great demand. The ALMEMO® D6 and D7 systems are becoming more and more popular. These full digital sensors allow the user, as is usual with the ALMEMO® System, not only the flexible exchange of sensors but also the very simple re-calibration of sensors without removing the complete hardware. Complete system solutionsfollowing the example of Industry 4.0 are more and more implemented in measurement applications. The digital ALMEMO® measurement technology with its unique possibilities is trend-setting here.
Please ask usTemperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure and dew point can be measured by a sensor. Measurement data from different rooms and refrigerator-freezer systems are centrally recorded and stored in the in-house data management system. Alarms and irregularities are indicated (e.g. by e-mail) and also documented. The digitalisation of the sensor reduces changeover times and downtimes during recalibration to a minimum.

Mobile use of the measurement technology for the qualification of a shock freezing system of the DRK blood donation centre in Saxony. The temperature course with dummy samples is recorded and documented.
The automatic recording of temperature curves of shock freezers is an example for the possibilities of integrating Ahlborn measurement technology into blood management systems. The temperature behaviour during the freezing phase is recorded and all state variables are logged.

For each freezing process, a measurement file is generated which can be automatically stored with an assigned name in the in-house data management. Fault messages are recorded and alarms are indicated.

Qualification of a blood storage room of the Institute for Transfusion Medicine in Dresden. Here the temperature distribution in the room is measured.