Supplementary Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practice - ppt download

Supplementary Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practice - ppt download: Objectives To examine the basic technology and requirements for: Water treatment systems Storage requirements Sampling and testing Different types of water used in pharmaceuticals Microbial limits, disinfection Part 2 objectives are to acquire an understanding of the basic design, technology and requirements for water treatment systems needed to ensure water is sufficiently pure for pharmaceutical use. In addition we will examine the various types of water treatment methods such as deionization, reverse osmosis, ultrafiltration and distillation. If the purified water is not generated at the “point-of-use”, it needs to be stored. Post-treatment, small scale storage requirements are reviewed. Next, there are slides on the special samplig and testing requirements for water, and the different specifications of water used in pharmaceuticals. Types of water generally used are purified water and Water for Injections (WFI). These types are prepared by various methods, such as reverse osmosis, de-ionization, ultra-filtration, etc. Microbial limits and disinfection methods for water treatment systems are also discussed.