World Invent Scientific Technology Private Limited

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As defined in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer (WICFs) mean an enclosed storage space refrigerated to temperatures, respectively, above, and at or below 32 degrees Fahrenheit that can be walked into, and has a total chilled storage area of less than 3,000 square feet.

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WIST We Introducing, A World class Spark free, Flame Proof Walk in Chambers, Flame proof chambers are needed for storage of aerosol, volatile, flammable liquids, reagents, chemicals and organic solvents, that meet class 1, Division 2 Criteria. These volatile substances are normally store in containers and in a controlled temperature chambers. We provide explosion proofing to all interior components of the chambers including light fittings, Motors, Control Panel, HMI, Sensors*. Our Flame proof chambers are optionally supported by FM200 Fire Suppression systems.

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WIST A Walk-in Stability Chamber is a specialized environmental testing chamber designed to simulate and control temperature and humidity conditions for the long-term storage and testing of products, particularly in industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and life sciences. Here's an overview of how a Walk-in Stability Chamber typically works:

1. Temperature Control:

   • The chamber is equipped with a sophisticated temperature control system. This system includes sensors to continuously monitor the internal temperature.
   • Heating and cooling systems, often using advanced refrigeration technology, maintain the desired temperature within a specified range.

2. Humidity Control:

   • Humidity is a crucial factor in stability testing, especially for products sensitive to moisture. The stability chamber incorporates a humidity control system.
   • Humidity is controlled through the use of humidifiers and dehumidifiers, ensuring precise regulation of moisture levels within the chamber.

3. Air Circulation:

   • Efficient air circulation is essential to maintain uniform conditions throughout the chamber. Internal fans circulate air to prevent temperature and humidity gradients, ensuring consistent conditions for all stored items.
   • The circulation system also helps distribute heat and moisture evenly, simulating real-world conditions more accurately.

4. Monitoring and Control System:

   • A sophisticated control panel allows users to set and monitor the desired temperature and humidity parameters.
   • The control system is often equipped with programmable controllers, allowing for the creation of custom testing profiles to simulate various environmental conditions.

5. Safety Features:

   • Walk-in Stability Chambers are designed with safety in mind. They include safety features such as alarms for out-of-spec conditions, door sensors to prevent accidental openings, and backup systems in case of a power failure.

6. Data Logging:

   • Advanced stability chambers often come with data logging capabilities. This allows for the recording and storage of temperature and humidity data over time.
   • Data logging is crucial for compliance with regulatory requirements and for analyzing the performance of the stored products during stability testing.

7. Uniformity and Validation:

   • Before being put into operation, Walk-in Stability Chambers undergo thorough validation processes to ensure that they meet specified performance criteria.
   • Uniformity studies are conducted to verify that the temperature and humidity conditions are consistent across the entire chamber, guaranteeing reliable and reproducible results.

By simulating and maintaining specific environmental conditions over an extended period, Walk-in Stability Chambers provide an ideal environment for the testing and storage of products to assess their stability, shelf life, and quality under controlled conditions. These chambers play a critical role in research, quality control, and compliance within various industries.

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