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Page 1: Past, Present, Future - Interreg Europe

Have your lab process scaled up @BPF, a reliable and experienced

industrial scale partner

Past, Present, FutureSmartPilots

The Hague / Delft, 26SEP2017

Eric Goossens

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Introduction

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Past

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Site in Delft 1869

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Site in Delft 1869

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History

� Originating from Gist Brocades

� Spin-off from DSM (Est. 2012), 40 FTE (2017)

� Longstanding experience in industrial scale up/ scale down fermentation

and downstream processing

� 37 million EUR investment; plant upgrade, pretreatment & food grade

pilot plant extension

Background

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Present

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BPF playing field

Bulk-chemicals Fine-chemicals

API’s Plastics

Food Ingredients

Biofuel Enzymes

… (im)proving the process

of the client …

Biotechnology & bio-based economy

Towards a sustainable world now!

BPF is a downsized plant of a highly complex process

� we can take almost all biotech processes

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Pretreatment

Downstream Processing

Fermentation

HydrolysisExperienced CrewPilot Scale Pretreatment

Training

Bench Scale PretreatmentStirred 10 L - 4 M3

Separation

Solid Liquid Separation

Cell Disruption

FormulationPurificationConcentration

Food grade

Fermentation

Downstream Processing

HACCP, ISO

Modular concept based on Pretreatment, Hydrolysis,

Fermentation and/or Downstream Processing

Pilot plant

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Scale-down and teamwork for optimal success

Approach

� Onsite joint project execution; optimal usage mutual expertise

� Scale down targeted commercial plant

� Run pilot scale to confirm / modify proof of concept

� Data generation for commercial scale engineering & safety

Customer Benefits

� Reduce risks and costs

� Test/validate new technical designs

� Enhance customer’s bio-processing competence

� Pre-marketing / application / tox trials product quantities

Way of working

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Trends & challenges in biochemical eng

Challenge

� Increasing complexity of biotech processes

� Aggressive time-to-market timelines

Advantages scale-down approach

� Design of ideal process taking into account constraints from manufacturing� Meet project targets within budget and time-to-market

Critical stage is conceptual design � reversed design in 3 dimensions

1. Product: specs and DSP purification set before upstream processing

2. Future market: time perspective with feedstock in place3. Large scale: set by industrial operation

[1] Noorman, H.J., Heijnen, J.J. Biochemical engineering’s grand adventure, Chem. Eng. Sci. (2017)

Increased importance of scale-down approach [1]

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Close critical gap scientific feasibility - industrial application

Scaling up challengesTrack record

Challenge

� non-lineair scale up, difficult to model total biotech process

� translate industrial scale knowledge into right set of pilot scale dimensions to validate/

improve labscale process

Scale-down approach

� planning and quality

� functional/technical specs

� state-of-the-art

� experience is key

Track record (examples)

� DDDA: DSP optimization/ validation of yeast based product for nylon 6,12

� FDCA: fermentation and DSP optimization, from ent-train to purification,

renewable sources based, premarketing volumes

� Multiple other projects (details can’t be shared because of confidentiality)