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Validation of Non-Sterile Packaging Operations
Published in James Agalloco, Phil DeSantis, Anthony Grilli, Anthony Pavell, Handbook of Validation in Pharmaceutical Processes, 2021
Product and components are transferred to the packaging room from the feed areas, either manually, on pallets, on conveyer belts or through pipes. In some cases, there is an overhead feed. Eventually, there may be mix-ups with these configurations when multiple feeds and machinery are involved. Along with measures to prevent this occurrence, there should be measures to detect it, if it occurs. Typically, it is the correct component or product but the incorrect lot number or batch number, or the material has not been released by the Quality Control organization. The latter can occur with any type of feed and is the basis for the public warehouse restriction for unreleased finished product mentioned earlier. It is important that only the Quality organization have the ability to change the release status of components.
Painting, Marking, Packing and Storage
Published in Ajoy K. Bose, Military Pyrotechnics, 2021
The nomenclature of ammunition is important for its recognition. This is done by stencil marking or screen printing of nomenclature on completed ammunition over the base paint, keeping in mind the simplicity, uniformity, ease of application and clarity of the same, without any ambiguity. Depending upon the size of the ammunition, the marking by stencil/screen printing sizes are varied. It helps in ascertaining following of ammunitions:The calibreThe initials of manufacturerThe production month/yearThe production lot numberNomenclature of ammunitionIssue of complete lot to depots with quality control documents of the particular lotIssue of complete lot to users from depotsRecall/segregation of lot if any defects are noticed in the lotRecall of obsolete or shelf-life expired ammunitionTracking/traceability of lot in depotsTracking of ammunition till it is exhaustedInventory management and logistics regarding quantity, location, condition, etc.
Technical and non-technical challenges for the Lungmen nuclear power plant project in Taiwan
Published in Journal of the Chinese Institute of Engineers, 2020
Tai-Yi Liu, Po-Han Chen, Nelson N. S. Chou, Ting-Ya Hsieh
In the NQA-1 requirement, traceability represents the capability to associate a finished part with destructive test results performed on a product from the same raw materials with the same heat number and lot number as the material. Traceability helps engineers track and identify all materials and products used in a structure. Material traceability is essential and was required in the LNPP project. Figure 8 illustrates the traceability management of steel structure materials in the LNPP project.