• AS 4273-1999

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    Design, installation and use of pharmaceutical isolators

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    Published date:  05-03-1999

    Publisher:  Standards Australia

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    1 - AS 4273-1999 DESIGN, INSTALLATION AND USE OF PHARMACEUTICAL ISOLATORS
    4 - PREFACE
    5 - CONTENTS
    6 - FOREWORD
    7 - 1 SCOPE
    7 - 2 OBJECTIVE
    7 - 3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
    8 - 4 DEFINITIONS
    8 - 4.1 Alarm
    8 - 4.2 Background environment
    8 - 4.3 Clean environment
    8 - 4.4 Controlled work space
    8 - 4.5 Docking device
    8 - 4.6 Exhaust filter
    8 - 4.7 High efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter
    8 - 4.8 Isolator
    8 - 4.9 Radiation protection system
    8 - 4.10 Sanitization
    8 - 4.11 Supply air
    8 - 4.12 Transfer device
    9 - 4.13 Type 1 Isolator
    9 - 4.14 Type 2 Isolator
    9 - 4.15 Unidirectional flow
    9 - 4.16 Work site
    9 - 5 DESIGN PRINCIPLES
    9 - 5.1 General
    9 - 5.2 Internal surfaces
    9 - 5.3 Work space
    9 - 5.4 Air change rate
    10 - 5.5 Isolator pressure differentials
    10 - 5.6 HEPA filter frames
    10 - 5.7 HEPA filter testing facility
    10 - 5.8 Transfer system
    10 - 5.9 Air supply to a fixed transfer device
    10 - 5.10 Radiopharmaceuticals
    10 - 5.11 Change facility for exhaust filters
    10 - 5.12 Discharge and exhaust air treatment
    10 - 5.13 Exhaust blower system
    10 - 5.14 Leak test
    10 - 5.15 Sample ports
    11 - 5.16 Pressure differential monitoring
    11 - 5.17 Airflow monitoring
    11 - 5.18 Alarms
    11 - 5.19 Breach of containment
    11 - 5.20 Transfer containment
    11 - 6 PERFORMANCE
    11 - 7 LABELLING
    11 - 8 SITING OF ISOLATORS
    11 - 8.1 Siting of isolator
    11 - 8.2 Background environment
    12 - 9 PHYSICAL, OPERATOR AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND MONITORING
    12 - 9.1 General
    12 - 9.2 Commissioning program
    13 - 9.3 Filter installation integrity
    13 - 9.4 Air velocity
    13 - 9.5 Pressure differentials
    13 - 9.6 Isolator leak test
    13 - 9.7 Glove and sleeve leak test
    13 - 9.8 Routine monitoring
    13 - 9.9 Cleaning and decontamination
    13 - 9.10 Airborne particle counts
    13 - 9.11 Time factors
    19 - APPENDIX A - PURCHASER-SUPPLIER LIAISON
    20 - APPENDIX B - STATUTORY AUTHORITIES FOR RADIATION SAFETY
    22 - APPENDIX C - GUIDELINES FOR OPERATOR TRAINING
    22 - C1 GENERAL
    22 - C2 APPLICATION
    22 - C3 HAND WASHING TECHNIQUES AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
    22 - C4 GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS
    22 - C5 TRANSFER SYSTEM
    22 - C6 CLEANING
    22 - C7 ASEPTIC TECHNIQUE
    22 - C8 WORKING WITHIN THE ISOLATOR
    22 - C9 VALIDATION
    23 - APPENDIX D - GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS
    23 - D1 GENERAL
    23 - D2 GAUNTLETS
    23 - D3 GLOVE/SLEEVE SYSTEM
    24 - APPENDIX E - SUMMARY CERTIFICATE OF COMMISSIONING AND ROUTINE RECERTIFICATION TO AS 4273

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    Provides design requirements and guidance for the construction of pharmaceutical isolators, recommendations for the environment in which they are to be used, performance requirements and guidance on their installation and use.

    Scope - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    This Standard gives design requirements and guidance for the construction of pharmaceutical isolators, recommendations for the environment in which they are to be used, performance requirements and guidance relating to their installation and use. It does not refer to flexible film or hybrid isolators or to devices intended to be used for handling of pathogenic organisms.NOTE: Appendix A provides guidance on information that should be discussed between purchaser and supplier.

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    Committee ME-060
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Standards Australia
    Status Current
    Supersedes

    History - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    Draft Amendment 1 see DR 00012 CP First published as AS/NZS 4273(Int):1995.Revised and designated AS 4273-1999. First published as AS/NZS 4273(Int):1995. Revised and designated AS 4273-1999. Originated as AS/NZS 4273(Int):1995. Revised and designated AS 4273-1999. Reissued incorporating Amendment No. 1 (May 2000).

    Standards Referenced By This Book - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    AS 1807.5-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of work zone integrity
    AS 1807.24-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of recovery times of cleanrooms
    AS 1807.20-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of sound level at installed workstations and safety cabinets
    AS 1324.2-1996 Air filters for use in general ventilation and airconditioning Methods of test
    AS 1807.10-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of air pressure of cleanrooms
    AS 2567-1994 Laminar flow cytotoxic drug safety cabinets
    AS 1807.1-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of air velocity and uniformity of air velocity in clean workstations and laminar flow safety cabinets
    AS/NZS 4011:1997 Single-use examination gloves - Specification
    AS 1386.1-1989 Cleanrooms and clean workstations - Principles of clean space control
    AS 1807.8-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Particle counting in work zone by automatic particle counter
    AS 1807.2-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of performance of clean workstations and laminar flow safety cabinets under loaded filter conditions
    AS 2639-1994 Laminar flow cytotoxic drug safety cabinets - Installation and use
    AS 4260-1997 High efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters - Classification, construction and performance (Reconfirmed 2018)
    AS 1807.6-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of integrity of terminally mounted HEPA filter installations
    AS 1807.7-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of integrity of HEPA filter installations not terminally mounted
    AS 1807.25-1990 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of gas tightness of outer shell of biological safety cabinets
    AS 1807.15-1989 Cleanrooms, workstations and safety cabinets - Methods of test Determination of illuminance

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    AS/NZS 2647:2000 Biological safety cabinets - Installation and use
    AS 2252.5:2017 Controlled environments Cytotoxic drug safety cabinets (CDSC) - Design, construction, installation, testing and use
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