Bottle Washing / Rinsing Machine – DQ Protocol

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Document ID: DQ-001

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Design Qualification Protocol for Bottle Washing/Rinsing Machine

Objective

The objective of this Design Qualification (DQ) Protocol is to verify that the Bottle Washing/Rinsing Machine is designed and installed in accordance with user requirements and applicable regulatory standards.

Scope

This protocol applies to the Bottle Washing/Rinsing Machine used in the production area for cleaning bottles prior to filling with IV infusions (LVP/SVP – Bags/Bottles).

Responsibilities

Validation Team: Responsible for executing the DQ protocol and documenting results.

Quality Assurance: Responsible for reviewing and approving the DQ protocol and results.

Engineering: Responsible for the installation and maintenance of the equipment.

Prerequisites

  • Completion of the User Requirements Specification (URS).
  • Installation of the Bottle Washing/Rinsing Machine.
  • Training of personnel on equipment operation.

Equipment Description

The Bottle Washing/Rinsing Machine is designed to clean and rinse bottles before filling with IV infusions. It utilizes a combination of rinse pressure and particulate removal to ensure cleanliness.

Test Plan

Test ID Procedure Acceptance Criteria Evidence
T1 Verify rinse pressure settings Rinse pressure meets specified range as per URS Annex11 Pressure logs
T2 Check particulate removal efficiency Particulate count meets acceptable limits Particulate analysis report
T3 Review PLC logs for operational consistency Logs show no errors or anomalies PLC log reports

Detailed Test Cases

Test Case T1: Verify Rinse Pressure Settings

Procedure: Measure the rinse pressure using calibrated gauges. Ensure it remains within the specified range.

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Acceptance Criteria: Rinse pressure should be within the range defined in URS Annex11.

Evidence: Documented pressure readings and calibration certificates.

Test Case T2: Check Particulate Removal Efficiency

Procedure: Collect samples before and after rinsing and analyze for particulate count.

Acceptance Criteria: Particulate count should not exceed acceptable limits defined in URS Annex11.

Evidence: Analysis report from the laboratory.

Test Case T3: Review PLC Logs for Operational Consistency

Procedure: Access PLC logs to verify the operational history and check for errors.

Acceptance Criteria: No errors or anomalies should be recorded in the PLC logs.

Evidence: Printouts or digital copies of PLC logs.

Deviations

Any deviations from the acceptance criteria must be documented and investigated. A root cause analysis should be performed, and corrective actions must be implemented.

Approvals

This protocol must be reviewed and approved by the Quality Assurance and Validation teams prior to execution.

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