Biocommodity
Addressing the Needs of the Biofuels Industry
The Biofuels industry is tasked with adapting proven technologies to produce low cost fuel and consumer products by using innovative renewable and low cost feedstocks. At Hyde we are known for providing high quality design and engineering expertise to the Bioprocess industry. Hyde provides solutions for facility design, commissioning and scale-up as firms race to meet the key challenges of technology development, proof of concept and low cost production.
Technology Development
A major challenge in this development is identifying a provider who can assess, plan and execute a robust scale up of the manufacturing process. Hyde understands your technical challenges and we have the depth of experience and agility to develop your process in a cost effective scalable manner.
Our team offers strength, skill and engineering expertise in the design, construction and commissioning of these specialized manufacturing processes.
Our areas of expertise include:
- Bioreactor design and configuration
- Sanitary design to minimize costly contaminators
- Efficient, low cost cleaning operations
- Construction oversight
- Rapid, streamlined facility commissioning
Laboratory Expansion Projects
Hyde's streamlined design processes, low overhead, and focus on equipment engineering, enable us to deliver fast, low cost laboratory expansion projects. With over 16 years of bioprocess experience, we quickly specify and commission your laboratory expansion project to meet your aggressive development timelines.
Proof of Concept Facility Design, Retrofit & Commissioning
With projects in the US, Europe, and Asia, Hyde is a recognized world leader in sanitary bioreactor design, operation, and contamination control. These projects include efficient, low cost sanitary fermentation design to simplify cleaning, sanitization, & sterilization and eliminate costly contaminations. We have commissioned numerous greenfield biotech facilities as well as assisted clients with upgrading and retrofitting existing plants.
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