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LyraChem Provides Solutions |
If you are seeking a fresh perspective on your process development cost pressures, we would be delighted to face the challenge.
Our unusual team of chemists, chemical engineers, mathematicians and software developers combine scientific excellence and proprietary software to provide a holistic solution to economic and environmental challenges.
We establish a working partnership that complements the experience and skill base of our clients in the fine, speciality and pharmaceutical sectors.
The problem is analysed and steps for implementation of a viable plant solution defined. Our systematic, structured, multidisciplinary approach develops complete, practical understanding of the process. Using this understanding, we explore fully costed optimisation scenarios focussed on commercial objectives.
We may identify opportunities to achieve greater return on existing capital, or recommend fundamental changes such as batch to continuous processing in order to achieve a step-change in process economics.
We have a track-record of successfully accelerating and implementing innovative, practical solutions.
Our solutions deliver improved contribution margins and volume production, increase return on assets, and reduce time-to-market for a diverse range of products and chemistry types. |
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Scientific Update Conference |
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LyraChem will be presenting and exhibiting at the upcoming conference ‘Organic Process Research and Development’, September 17 – 19, Edinburgh, UK.
Christophe Grosjean will present a paper discussing strategies for optimising direct amidation, a high priority area of process research for pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Click here to go to the conference website. |
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Our work on direct amidation has recently been published in Organic Process Research and Development.
The paper describes strategies for large-scale optimisation of direct amidation and is of relevance to synthetic chemists, process chemists and chemical engineers.
Click here to access the article on the ACS website. |
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A copy of the paper given by Allen Wright at the RSC Event ‘Continuous Flow Technology in Industry’ held in York, March 2012, is now available.
Please click here to access it.
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