HVAC Good Practice Guide Heating,Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
HVAC Good Practice Guide Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems can critically affect the ability of a pharmaceutical facility to meet its objective of providing safe and effective product to the patient. The design of these systems requires a blend of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Engineering Practice (GEP) to help provide a safe and healthy work place, protect the environment, and manage energy responsibly. HVAC can consume a major portion of the energy used by a facility and must be considered in any company’s sustainability and carbon management policies.
This Guide aims to clarify GMP HVAC issues, those critical to the Safety, Identity, Strength, Purity, and Quality of pharmaceuticals, bio pharmaceuticals, and medical devices from raw materials to finished goods, including the requirements for HVAC control and monitoring. This Guide also addresses issues of GEP related to sustainability, economics, and environmental health and safety.
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HVAC Good Practice Guide Heating,Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Content
- Preface
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- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Design process
- The Design Considerations
- Design Review
- Equipment Specification, Qualification, Installation, and Operation
- Documentation Requirements
HVAC Good Practice Guide Index
- Fundamentals of HVAC
- HVAC Applications and Equipment
- Psychometric
- Science-Based Quality Risk Management
- HVAC Risk Assessment Examples
- Impact Relationships Example
- ISO 14644-3 – A Qualification Document
- Science- and Risk-Based Specification and Verification Approach
- Economics and Sustainability
- Medical Devices
- Miscellaneous Information
- References
- Glossary
To achieve these goals, the Guide Team aims to provide the Life Science Community with common language and understanding of critical HVAC issues, guidance on accepted industry practices to address these issues, and a common resource for HVAC information currently included in appendices of the various ISPE Baseline® Guides.
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