A plant where pharmaceutical products are manufactured
consist of different areas where different stages are carried out during the
analysis and development of different pharmaceutical products. Though all the
areas in a pharmaceutical plant are equally important, but there is one area
that must be given due consideration. It is the area in which the raw materials
are weighed and transferred to clean containers. Different companies call this
area by different names such as Weigh room, Fractionation, Dispensary, Dispensing
and Central Weigh.
The design of the Weight room depends upon on the type of
processing that take place in the process area. A basic weigh room consists of
three sections. These three sections are unprocessed material staging, weighing
and work-in-process staging.
Generally, there are three basic principles that drive the
design of any pharmaceutical weigh room. The first one is unidirectional flow
of materials and personnel, second is differentiation between hazardous and
non-hazardous materials and third is storage of manufacturing items and spaces.
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