Events Schedule

Booth #W128

Booth #721

It’s well known that poorly designed thermal management systems can result in suboptimal performance or system failure. What isn’t as well understood are the material properties and myriad calculations that all need to be taken into consideration when developing a high-performing liquid cooling system -- or the role that quick disconnects play in supporting reliability, uptime, ease of maintenance and system performance. It’s complicated but it doesn’t need to be confusing.

CPC’s Application Engineering Manager, Andres Abraham provides tips and insights that will help engineers understand which types of quick disconnects (and other components) are suited for liquid cooling systems. And he will describe how fluid selection decisions should impact the specification of subcomponents in connectors and other system parts in the wetted loop.

Speaker

Andres Abraham Applications Engineering Manager - Thermal CPC (Colder Products Company)

CPC has assembled a team of industry-leading engineers to answer commonly received liquid cooling questions. Produced in collaboration with Electronics Cooling, this webinar event includes short presentations by Matthew Archibald, director of technical architecture at nVent; Pedro Fernandez, senior mechanical engineer at AcBel; and La Her, senior design engineer at CPC. Throughout, event participants will have the opportunity to ask their own questions of the presenters. Hear their replies and learn best practices as these experts provide tips for mechanical engineers designing liquid cooling of electronics systems from everything from power rectifiers to server blades.

Registrants who are unable to watch the live session will have access to the recording for viewing at their convenience post-event.  

As cell and gene therapy companies work to deliver life-changing results to as many people as possible, questions about scale loom large.
 
Fluid path optimization helps unlock the scaling potential. Aseptic connectors support this goal by eliminating the need for specialized tools and equipment and creating sterile connections even in non-sterile environments.
 
In this GEN webinar, our distinguished speaker, Eoin Dolan, will review the topics of process safeguarding, operator convenience, and true scalability solutions, in addition to presenting cost-benefit considerations.

In this webinar you will learn:

• A complete and validated method for aseptically connecting most tubing-based operations without biosafety cabinets or capital equipment expenditures.
• How aseptic solutions support scale-up while addressing misprocessing concerns.
• The ways in which single-use systems are increasingly being used in cell and gene therapy applications

Speaker

Eoin Dolan Application Development Manager - Cell and Gene Therapy CPC (Colder Products Company)

Over the course of two days, experts will be gathered in London to learn about and discuss the latest technologies and initiatives around EV infrastructure development.

CPC was selected to present “Liquid Cooling for EV Fast Charging Stations” starting at 11:30 on August 9th. In this session, CPC’s Business Development Manager, Rakesh Yedla will be discussing how liquid cooling is a requirement in fast charging and XFC systems, as well as with many fleet battery systems.

Additionally, attendees will learn about:

• The wetted loop in liquid cooling for EV charging systems and the imperative for proper flow and chemical compatibility
• Identifying and mitigating risks associated with various system materials
• Serviceability for maximum uptime

Speaker

Rakesh Yedla Applications Development Manager II CPC (Colder Products Company)

Booth #: 34-31

Let it Flow – Advancements in aseptic connection technologies enables 1/8' to now 1' ½” flow path processes

Single-use bioprocessing succeeds with flexibility. Whether your application is at the smallest scale or needs higher capacity, or anything in-between, CPC has a sterile connector for you.

Join CPC in this webinar about the latest innovation in the sterile connector space, including the new 1.5' flow path connector, the AseptiQuik W, and other recent technology advancements.

Speaker

Michael Francis Product Manager, Biopharma CPC (Colder Products Company)

Thermal LIVE Summit is an annual virtual event for thermal engineers organized Electronics Cooling. Event registrants can attend live and interact with presenters, posing their thermal management questions to engineers from various cooling system component manufacturers or watch session recordings at their convenience post-event.  

As the leading international exhibition and conference for Power Electronics, Intelligent Motion, Renewable Energy and Energy Management, the PCIM Europe is the international meeting point for the industry. In addition, the PCIM Europe offers further formats to keep the community up-to-date throughout the year.

Thermal Management Expo is an industry conference and exhibition. It offers attendees fresh insights and technical content with sessions and panels led and delivered by leading thermal management experts.

Experience Science Through Commercialization

INTERPHEX is the leading global event that fuses industry innovation with expert-led technical conference. It’s where the newest ideas are shared, technology is unveiled, and the power of science though commercialization comes to life. No matter where you are in the pharmaceutical supply chain, INTERPHEX delivers relevant solutions through curated education sessions, networking and over 500 global suppliers to source quality product and services. The future of pharma, through the power of experience.

• Booth #3129

Booth: Z29

In a market where efficiencies, cost savings, repeatable processes and safety are vital, cell and gene therapy companies must routinely evaluate their processes and analyze where improvements can be made, even down to the way they are managing fluid transfer.

CPC examines the total cost of ownership of tube welded connections and single-use aseptic connectors. In this presentation he discusses vital evaluating criteria such capital expenditure, raw materials and utilities, but also dives deeper into considerations such as training, downtime, validations, and connection speed.

Advancement in Single-use Aseptic Connector Material Technology Enables Greater Reliability and Application Flexibility

Single-use downstream applications including, chromatography, filtration, and purification create difficult environments for supplier components due to the presence of chemicals across a wide pH range.  Aseptic connectors are crucial components to these processes to maintain efficiency and sterility.  For this reason, CPC is introducing a connector utilizing chemically stable and robust materials. This presentation will go through the challenge these applications present to connectors, the engineering decisions made to select the new product, and the benefits to the process of using CPC connectors.

Speaker

Michael Francis Product Manager, Biopharma CPC (Colder Products Company)