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Importance of HVAC Solutions for Pharmaceutical Businesses
by Rudra S. ConsultantHVAC stands for
heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. Though it can be compared to a kind
of air conditioner we use in home, it is a much broader term, primarily
responsible for the regulation and upkeep of better-quality indoor air through
various tools and technologies. The functioning of HVAC systems is based on the
principles of radiation and convection in heating and cooling, the power to
transfer enormous amounts of air, and elementary elements that control the
pressure and humidity levels.
Though the use
of HVAC solutions is quite prevalent in different industrial sector,
pharmaceutical sector is one of the most benefitted sectors. Since this sector
involves the manufacturing of drugs and other life-saving products, it becomes
necessary to ensure the delivery of cleanest possible air in a pharmaceutical
unit. Not only do these systems enable necessary environmental conditions for
drug manufacturing, but they also eliminate contaminants and dangerous foreign
particles in such a sensitive area.
Environmental
regulation in the pharmaceutical manufacturing is vital to ensure a safe and
consistent production process. It allows domain professionals to preserve
clean, unpolluted air for a safe and reliable product. Moreover, it puts in
place product-based requirements like temperature and humidity for potent drug
development and manufacturing.
Prior to the
installation and application of HVAC solutions for pharmaceuticals, validation
must be performed for the respective Pharmaceutical HVAC system. It inspects
the HVAC system and helps to determine any kind of nonconformity before its
application for pharma manufacturing operations.
The major
function of air handling solutions in India are:
·
Regulate temperature
·
Maintain humidity
·
Indoor air regulation
·
Pressure regulation
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About Rudra S. 
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