Smarter Batch Automation Now Available for Valmet DNAe DCS
The latest version is fully integrated into Valmet DNAe and Valmet D3 automation soutions.
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Source: Valmet
Valmet FlexBatch delivers advanced batch automation and recipe management, empowering fast, safe, and ISA-88-compliant batch production. The software enables operators to manage batch processes using intuitive drag-and-drop tools, without the need for programming. Using Valmet FlexBatch integrated with Valmet DNAe, operators can take full advantage of a modern web-based user interface for batch operations.
Valmet FlexBatch introduces capabilities that simplify batch processing and improve operational efficiency. Operators can monitor current and historical batch results directly within the Valmet DNAe interface, providing real-time visibility and control.
Enhancements include manual step acknowledgment, an improved user interface and permissions, and simplified reuse of recipe components for faster development. Built-in campaign tools help maximize throughput and efficiency, while compliance features, such as full electronic recordkeeping, support ISA-88, FDA 21 CFR Part 11, and ISPE GAMP-5 standards.
While Valmet FlexBatch is now available for Valmet DNAe customers, it also remains fully compatible with Valmet D3 Distributed Control System, and Valmet provides a clear upgrade path from previous Valmet FlexBatch versions to make new advanced features available for existing Valmet FlexBatch customers.
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