Industrial Applications of Microreactor Technology

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Industrial Applications of Microreactor Technology Name / Lonza AG / xx Month 2010

Microreactors are at the heart of a dramatic shift in API production Microreactor (MR) technology enables continuous processes based on plug flow reactors with minimal volume of reagents, rapid dynamic responses and robustness, good temperature control, efficient mixing, etc. outlet cooling inlet cooling delay loop outlet product inlet fluid 1 inlet fluid 2 outlet cooling inlet cooling slide 2

Lonza Reactor Technology Multi-scale design to maximize heat transfer and optimize mixing but allowing variable residence time modules gain volume Up to several hundreds of milliliters (seconds to minutes) Plates with different widths To limit pressure drop Can be coupled with coils Several liters (5-20 minutes) Flow rate from 50 to 600 ml/min No internal parallelization Micro dimension = ca 500 µm Larger dimension = 2 mm slide 3

Lonza Microreactor as Universal Modules Equipment Features Modular, robust, over 100 bar Hastelloy plates: process 2 2 fluid Aluminum plates: thermal fluid Compactness, easy to adapt Each plate = one specific design 1 2 1) Plate for multi-injection 2) Reactor system with 6 plates 3) A6 and A5 reactor systems 3 slide 4

All Lonza Microreactors Development Reactor View the chemistry Reaction at tiny flow rates Test different Production Reactor Design as key ingredient to scale-up Avoids total parallelization Multi-purpose Lab-Plate Channel structure Plate Size: A6 Plate Size: A5 slide 5

Pilot Plant Microreactor Technology Key Features Multi-purpose system Modular Hastelloy T = -80 to +180 C ATEX standards Qualifiable for cgmp production 3 dosage lines 1-6 bar 5-300 g/min (per line) Track record Organolithium exchange Organolithium coupling Nitration reactions slide 6

Continuous Production in Launch Plant Key Features Multi-purpose system Capacity in the range of 150 kg/h Campaigns were performed with in-between cleaning Based on conventional technology Static mixers Mini-heat exchangers Etc. Track record Simmons-Smith reaction Organolithium coupling slide 7

Continuous Ozonolysis (Gas-liquid) Key Features For gasses with low solubility and large volume fraction such as ozonolysis Gas-liquid mass transfer intensification Scale-up: predictable mass and heat transfer (K la ) with Sulzer SMV mixing elements Fully automated system Kg-scale lab system Ton-scale system in the launch plant for industrial production Track record Several ozonolysis projects slide 8

Commercial Manufacturing: Track Record Chlorination Falling film reactor. Highly exothermic reaction ( T adiabatic > 250 C). Dehydrogenation Heterogeneous catalyst filled in a tubular packed bed; High temperatures > 500 C. Organolithium coupling reaction Small CSTR reactor: For an exothermic reaction To avoid reactor plugging. All dedicated reactors slide 9

Mini-Plant Technology at the Center of Flow Processes Mini-Plant concept to enable inherently safer processes from the huge impact of process intensification on the continuous process Key Features Microreactor for flash reactions Mixers-settlers/acid neutralization Distillation Reactor cascade (CSTR) Liquid-liquid extraction Fully automated system Throughput More than 10 kg/day of active compound slide 10

Lonza Niacin O HNO 3 OH N MEP N Niacin Continuous process from feed preparation to packaging Manufactured under cgmp conditions One dedicated factory in Switzerland slide 11

Conclusions Flow technologies are the heart of a quantum leap in pharmaceutical manufacturing leading to greener processes at lower costs Design new chemical routes Lonza is a leading manufacturer of chemicals using flow processes and advanced technologies The central part of the lab development is the microreactor Acknowledgments N. Kockmann, M. Gottsponer, M. Eyholzer, W. Quittmann, N. Bieler, R. Forbert, and L. Ducry J. Pont, D. Oehlers, B. Zimmermann, and A. Brunner slide 12

Thank you. Questions?? slide 13

Lonza Proposal Phase 1: Proof of Concept (2 wks) milestone go/no-go Phase 2: Optimization Study (2-4 wks) milestone go/no-go Design of experiments (DOE) or complete kinetic analysis Phase 3: Long Run Study (3 wks) milestone go-no-go kg-lab production from 1 20 kg Phase 4: Pilot Production & Commercial Manufacturing From 20 kg to 2.5 tons of product for pilot production Ton quantities for commercial manufacturing CAPEX assessment time & complexity slide 14