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Clean Room Activities
Mikhail Kitain

CLEANROOMS IN PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTION
Bachelor’s thesis Building Services March 2010

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Date of the bachelor's thesis

14.03.2010

Author(s)

Degree programme and option

Mikhail Kitain
Name of the bachelor's thesis

Building Services Engineering

Cleanrooms In Pharmaceutical Production

Abstract

The subject of this thesis was studying how cleanrooms are designed, controlled and maintained. During process of studying cleanroom technology I firstly met different requirements and regulations for a certain industry. Each of them has their definite property and purpose. So every cleanroom for every industrial field should be designed according to their own manufacturing characteristics. In this thesis was shown detailed rules of designing cleanrooms for pharmaceutical production. Here was also described a proper behavior of personnel, their clothing that protect both a product and a human.

Subject headings, (keywords)

pharmaceutical, cleanroom, clothing, designing, cleaning, particles, contamination control
Pages Language URN

36
Remarks, notes on appendices

English

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Employer of the bachelor's thesis

Marianna Luoma, Heikki Salomaa

CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................1 2. CONTAMINATION SOURCES AND REGULATING STANDARDS .................2 2.1 Contamination sources .........................................................................................2 2.2 International Standards.........................................................................................3 2.3 General conditions................................................................................................5 2.4 Cleanroom zoning ................................................................................................6 2.5 Cleanroom classification

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