MBP - Brian Hagopian - Clear Water Consulting - Part 2 Sampling & Monitoring

In part 2 of our water series with Brian Hagopian we discuss sampling and monitoring of pure water systems.  Understanding what is and isn't in your pure water system is critical to ensuring the safety and efficacy of your product. Brian has been a part of defining many of these rules over the decades. He was a member of the team that wrote the ISPE Good Practice Guide: Sampling Pharma Water, Steam, and Gas Processes. Here are some of the things we covered in this episode: What has sampling and monitoring looked like in pure water treatment over the years?  What are the major types of constituents we sample and monitor for in a Pure Water system?  How are these prioritized in a Pharma system?  Why do we have to sample all over a pharma system? Why can’t we just measure like we do conductivity at supply and/or returns of a loop?  How do you decided to use an analyzer vs sampling of various constituents?   Want to watch this episode? Check it out at: https://youtu.be/Zq230CJqCU4 Brian is an industry expert with over 30 years high purity water system design, construction, commissioning, and validation experience delivering a wide range of solutions to premiere pharmaceutical, biotech, semiconductor, research and other high technology clients. A recognized industry leader and active volunteer with numerous professional societies, past president of the Boston Chapter of the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) and contributing author and lecturer on topics associated with USP purified water (PW), water for injection (WFI) and semiconductor grade water. As a past executive for several water system companies, Brian brings extensive knowledge related to high purity systems engineering, operations, and piping system design.

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