Water Impurities & Treatment

An essential guide to understanding the various impurities that can be found in water used in pharmaceutical manufacturing. This module covers the types of contaminants commonly present in untreated water and the critical purification processes required to make it suitable for use in drug production. The content explores methods such as filtration, reverse osmosis, ion exchange, and ultraviolet light treatment, focusing on their importance in ensuring water quality and maintaining the integrity of pharmaceutical processes.

Whether for onboarding or annual refresher training, this Module is seamlessly deployable on any LMS and can be tailored to your company’s exact needs.

Duration: 30 Mins
Grade: Core Library

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Learning Objectives:

Explain the importance of water in a pharmaceutical plant
Describe the common types of contaminants found in untreated water
Explain the main methods used to treat and purify water in a pharmaceutical plant

Learner Benefits:

Understanding Water’s Role in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Gain a clear understanding of the vital role water plays in cleaning equipment and supporting pharmaceutical reactions, and why its purity is critical.

Knowledge of Common Water Contaminants: Learn to identify various contaminants in untreated water, such as particulates, ions, microorganisms, organics, and colloids, and understand their potential impact on pharmaceutical processes.

Mastery of Water Treatment Methods: Develop a solid understanding of the most widely used water treatment methods in pharmaceutical settings, including particulate filtration, activated carbon filtration, reverse osmosis, ion exchange, UV light, and distillation.

Impact on Final Product Quality: Understand how improper water treatment can lead to contamination of the final pharmaceutical product, potentially affecting patient safety and regulatory compliance.

Module Features:

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Knowledge Checks
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SCORM/AICC compatible
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