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MONITORING THE HIGH TEMPERATURE USING CHEMICALS STRIPS IN TRANSPORTING OF MEDICINES/VACCINES/FMCG GO
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Filed on 5 November 2024
Abstract
ABSTRACT Using chemical indicator strips, this abstract introduces a unique method for tracking high temperatures while medications, vaccines, and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) are being transported. By permanently changing color when exposed to temperatures above acceptable bounds, these strips offer a useful way to identifY temperature excursions. The integrity and usability of the product are protected since stakeholders can take prompt corrective action thanks to this real-time visual feedback. The economical, non-electronic architecture guarantees simple integration into a range of supply chain settings, including remote locations, without requiring power supplies or calibration. The effectiveness of cold chain logistics is greatly increased by this monitoring system, which also strengthens the delivery of safe, efficient products to end users by improving regulatory compliance, decreasing product waste, and boosting consumer trust.
Patent Information
Application ID | 202441084417 |
Invention Field | PHYSICS |
Date of Application | 05/11/2024 |
Publication Number | 45/2024 |
Inventors
Name | Address | Country | Nationality |
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R. KALIDOSS | Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Coimbatore, 641062 | India | India |
K. KARTHIKEY AN | Sri Shakthi Institute ofEngineering & Technology, Coimbatore, 641062 | India | India |
S. KEERTHIKA | Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Coimbatore, 641062 | India | India |
S. KISHORE | Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Coimbatore, 641062 | India | India |
Applicants
Name | Address | Country | Nationality |
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P. DIVYA JENIFAR | Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Coimbatore, 641062. | India | India |
Specification
PREAMBLE TO THE DESCRIPTION
To guarantee product quality, safety, and efficacy, ideal temperature conditions
must be maintained during the shipping and storage of temperature-sensitive
commodities, such as medications, vaccines, and fast-moving consumer goods
(FMCG). The chemical stability and utility of these commodities can be
jeopardized by exposure to temperatures over recommended limits during transit,
which can result in monetary losses, safety hazards, and a decline in consumer
confidence.
Chemical temperature indicator strips are a straightforward yet efficient way to
keep an eye out for temperature breaches. Without the need for sophisticated
electronic sensors, these strips provide real-time and affordable monitoring by
changing color irreversibly when exposed to particular temperature thresholds.
By integrating them into the supply chain, temperature excursions may be
detected early, allowing stakeholders to minimize waste, protect product integrity,
and make well-informed decisions.
Particularly in the pharmaceutical and vaccine industries, adherence to industry
rules and recommendations established by organizations like the FDA and WHO
depends on this monitoring system. When chemical strips are used in storage and
transportation, the greatest criteria of quality, dependability, and safety are met by
the final consumers.
DESCRIPTION
• Temperature-sensitive products, such as medications, vaccines, and fast-moving
consumer goods, must be transported with exact control to guarantee their
quality, safety, and usability when delivered. The effectiveness of products can be
weakened by any departure from suggested temperature limits, which can result
in financial losses and health hazards. To solve this, chemical temperature
indicator strips offer a useful and affordable way to keep an eye on the
temperature while in transportation.
• When exposed to temperatures over specified thresholds, these strips are made to
undergo an irreversible color change. Without the need for complicated
machinery or ongoing electronic monitoring, stakeholders may quickly determine
whether items have been exposed to dangerous temperature conditions thanks to
this visual sign. Because of their straightforward form, they are simple to
incorporate into containers or packaging, guaranteeing continuous supply chain
monitoring.
• Chemical strip use is particularly important for regulatory compliance in sectors
of the economy that are overseen by the FDA, WHO, and other health agencies.
Preserving the integrity of the cold chain is crucial for pharmaceuticals and
vaccines in order to protect public health and patient safety. Temperature
monitoring in the FMCG industry helps maintain product freshness and
guarantees customer happiness.
• Chemical strips give logistics teams the opportunity to take prompt corrective
action, reduce product waste, and preserve product usability by giving real-time
data on temperature excursions. This helps to keep the supply chain running
smoothly and build consumer trust.
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en Problem Description:
~ 1. Sensitive products like medicines, vaccines, and FMCG goods degrade if
:!:: exposed to high temperatures.
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N 2. Quality loss due to heat exposure can make products unsafe or ineffective.
~ 3. Existing monitoring systems (like sensors) are expensive and complex.
> 4. Traditional solutions often provide delayed feedback, limiting quick action.
The objectives of this invention are,
I. To monitor a chemical strip that detects high-temperature exposure during
product transportation.
2. To Ensure the strip provides an irreversible color change upon exceeding the
temperature threshold.
3. To Make the strip easily interpretable by logistics personnel and end-users.
4. Ensure the strip complies with industry standards (e.g., WHO, FDA) for
temperature-sensitive goods.
SUMMARY
I. Maintaining the quality, safety, and usability of medications, vaccines, and
fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) during storage and transit requires the
use of chemical strips to monitor high temperatures. Because these items are
frequently temperature-sensitive, exposure to high temperatures might
jeopardize their efficacy, safety, or freshness, posing health hazards,
resulting in financial losses, and eroding consumer confidence.
2. Chemical strips provide an easy-to-use, non-electronic alternative by
permanently changing color when heated above certain thresholds.
Temperature variations can be quickly detected with this real-time visual
indication, allowing for prompt remedial action without the need for
sophisticated equipment or ongoing monitoring. Because of their low cost
and simplicity of use, they are perfect for both small and large-scale
businesses.
3. Through the incorporation of chemical strips into supply chains, businesses
can improve cold chain management and guarantee adherence to regulatory
criteria, including those set forth by the FDA and WHO. Early detection of
compromised items reduces waste and stops the spread of dangerous
products, safeguarding both customers and companies.
4. This technology ensures continuous monitoring across a range of industries
and may be tailored for a variety of settings, including remote or difficult
places. Chemical strips, whether used in the FMCG, pharmaceutical, or
healthcare industries, improve delivery dependability and contribute to
public trust by guaranteeing that only safe and efficient products are
delivered to end consumers .
CONCLUSION
; Chemical strips offer a dependable and affordable way to keep an eye on high
-::1' temperatures while medications, vaccines, and fast-moving consumer items are being
N o transported, guaranteeing the quality; safety, and usage of the final product. By ai irrevocably changing color when exposed to temperatures over acceptable thresholds,
Men these strips provide real-time visual signs that enable prompt remedial action to stop
N losses. They are appropriate for a range of sectors and supply chain settings,
-.M.- including distant locations, due to their versatility, simplicity, and non-electronic -::1' design. Chemical strips contribute to waste minimization, public health protection,
oN and customer trust by improving cold chain management and guaranteeing adherence
~ to regulatory criteria such as those set forth by the FDA and WHO. This approach
>o promotes sustainability and operational excellence by enhancing supply chain
. ~ P' #>.·. T- F-~ffjciency,;=n;;du~J.ing !-Fi!>k~; r~l\10 ~g_uarant~eingcthat-:on1l)1 safe;L effic(enli-products-reach end users.
CLAIMS
We Claim,
I. By providing adjustable temperature thresholds, the chemical strip ensures
accurate monitoring for a variety of temperature-sensitive items, improving product
safety and effectiveness while in transportation.
2. Our project which is made to fit in seamlessly with current packaging, streamlines
logistics procedures while preserving the cold chain's integrity and guaranteeing
adherence to industry standards.
3. Our product simple integration into packaging, real-time temperature exposure
monitoring, and visual alarm system greatly improves product safety and
effectiveness while medications, vaccinations, and fast-moving consumer items are
being transported.
4. The product is compact, detects high-temperature exposure at an early stage, easy
Q) to use for personnel, and offers a low-cost.
Documents
Name | Date |
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202441084417-Form 1-051124.pdf | 06/11/2024 |
202441084417-Form 2(Title Page)-051124.pdf | 06/11/2024 |
202441084417-Form 3-051124.pdf | 06/11/2024 |
202441084417-Form 5-051124.pdf | 06/11/2024 |
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