The Aqueous Cleaning Handbook: A Guide to Critical-Cleaning Procedures, Techniques and Validation
This book distills and presents practical information covering the history of aqueous cleaners-- what they are, how they work, and how to make best use of them in cleaning products and components in electronics, metalworking, precision manufacturing, food-and-beverage, pharmaceutical, and chemical processing; and many other industrial applications.
Written by top authorities in process validation, this reference explores current trends in the field and strategies for selecting the most appropriate quality control scheme. It offers practical guidelines, recommendations, and an abundance of case studies that showcase various techniques and approaches in the validation of biopharmaceutical processes. These include guidance on determining the life spans of chromatography and filtration media, process characterization and techniques for scaling-down unit operations in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, examples of contamination events, and practical methods for testing raw materials and in-process samples during various manufacturing stages.

