Cleanroom Design and Pharmaceutical Utilities
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Clean steam is primarily used to provide sterile steam for autoclaves and sterilization processes.

True

The main purpose of the HVAC system in a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility is to monitor humidity.

False

Water for Injection (WFI) is used for preparing injectables and other pharmaceutical formulations.

True

A desiccant dryer is commonly used to remove moisture from compressed air systems.

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High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters are primarily used to humidify the air in a pharmaceutical cleanroom.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Chilled water systems are key utilities used for heating pharmaceutical products.

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Clean steam is safe for direct contact with pharmaceutical products or equipment surfaces.

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Carbon dioxide is commonly used in pharmaceutical production for blanketing purposes.

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Study Notes

Cleanroom Design Exercise A

  • Diagram shows a cleanroom layout with different zones (e.g., Manufacturing Room, Grade corridors).
  • Pressures are indicated for each zone, with different units (e.g., 37.5Pa, 15Pa).
  • Utilities and service access areas are labeled.
  • Materials/Processes (e.g., autoclave, manufacturing, filling) are linked to particular zones.
  • Grades or classifications (e.g., Grade A, Grade B, Grade C, Grade D) are shown in different areas of the cleanroom and are linked to the pressure criteria.
  • Manufacturing zones are located and related with assigned cleanroom classifications.
  • Utility access points are visible, leading to different zones.

Pharmaceutical Utilities Exercise B

  • Sterile steam primary utility for autoclaves and sterilization (Clean Steam).
  • HVAC system regulates temperature and controls cleanroom environment.
  • Water type for injectables and other pharmaceutical formulations is Water for Injection (WFI).
  • Moisture removal from compressed air using a dehumidifier or a desiccant dryer.
  • High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters in cleanrooms capture particles.
  • Chill water system used for refrigeration of pharmaceuticals.
  • Dry steam is suitable for direct contact with products and equipment.
  • Water for Injection (WFI) primary use is for product formulation and creating sterile injectables.
  • Building Management Systems (BMS) monitors environmental conditions.
  • Nitrogen used in pharmaceutical production for purging and blanket purposes.
  • Deionization (DI) unit in water purification removes ions and minerals.
  • Cleanrooms need a maintained differential pressure using a compressed air system.

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This quiz focuses on cleanroom design principles and the utilities used in pharmaceutical environments. It covers layout, pressure classifications, and the essential utilities such as sterile steam and HVAC systems. Prepare to test your knowledge on the various cleanroom zones and their functionalities.

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