{"id":5135,"date":"2026-02-25T10:28:09","date_gmt":"2026-02-25T02:28:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.bacintl.com\/?p=5135"},"modified":"2026-02-25T08:46:39","modified_gmt":"2026-02-25T00:46:39","slug":"detailed-description-of-the-operation-steps-for-the-daily-inspection-of-the-dop-laminar-transfer-window","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bacintl.com\/ar\/detailed-description-of-the-operation-steps-for-the-daily-inspection-of-the-dop-laminar-transfer-window\/","title":{"rendered":"Detailed description of the operation steps for the daily inspection of the DOP laminar transfer window"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>I. First, clarify: Daily inspection = two parts<br \/>\nFunctional daily check (per shift \/ daily)<br \/>\nDOP\/PAO high-efficiency filter leak detection (performed regularly, not measured every day during daily inspection)<br \/>\nI will provide you with the most standard, detailed, and writeable SOP process.<br \/>\nII. Daily functional check for DOP\/PAO laminar transfer window (per shift must be done)<br \/>\n1. Appearance and cleanliness<br \/>\nCheck the inner and outer surfaces of the transfer window, glass, door frame for no stains, no damage, no rust<br \/>\nSeal strip flat, no deformation, no detachment<br \/>\nNo debris, no water accumulation, no odor inside<br \/>\n2. Interlock function<br \/>\nWhen one side door is opened \u2192 the other side must be unable to open<br \/>\nAfter closing, the interlock automatically resets, with normal sound and light indication<br \/>\n3. Fan \/ laminar operation<br \/>\nAfter starting, the fan operates smoothly, without abnormal noise, without vibration<br \/>\nThe airflow at the outlet is uniform, without obvious turbulence<br \/>\nThe operation indicator light is normal<br \/>\n4. Ultraviolet germicidal lamp<br \/>\nThe lamp lights up normally, without flickering, without blackening<br \/>\nThe timing is accurate, the cumulative usage time has not exceeded the lifespan (generally 9000 hours)<br \/>\n5. Pressure difference (if any)<br \/>\nThe pressure on the clean side is higher than that on the non-clean side<br \/>\nThe pressure difference meter shows normal, without zero drift<br \/>\n6. Self-cleaning function<br \/>\nWhen starting the self-cleaning, the countdown is normal<br \/>\nAfter the end, it stops automatically \/ gives a prompt<br \/>\nAll of the above are normal, then the daily function is qualified.<br \/>\nIII. Detailed operation steps for DOP\/PAO leak detection (formal inspection)<br \/>\n0. Preparation work<br \/>\nInstrument: Aerosol photometer, aerosol generator, sampling gun<br \/>\nThe transfer window runs for \u2265 10 minutes in advance<br \/>\nThe clean area has no production, no dust, no personnel movement<br \/>\nThe instrument is preheated, calibrated, and zeroed<br \/>\nStep 1: Upstream dust generation (establish the challenge concentration)<br \/>\nConnect the aerosol generator to the upstream air duct \/ static pressure box of the transfer window<br \/>\nTurn on the generator, stabilize the dust generation<br \/>\nThe photometer samples the upstream concentration, controlled within:<br \/>\n10 &#8211; 30 \u03bcg\/L (stable for 3 &#8211; 5 minutes)<br \/>\nThe photometer is set to:<br \/>\nMode: % Leakage Rate (Penetration Rate)<br \/>\nAlarm value: \u2264 0.01%<br \/>\nStep 2: Downstream leak detection scan (core step)<br \/>\nThe sampling gun scans the outlet face of the high-efficiency filter<br \/>\nDistance from the filter surface: 1 &#8211; 2 cm<br \/>\nMoving speed: \u2264 5 cm\/s<br \/>\nScan method:<br \/>\nS-shaped reciprocating scan<br \/>\nRows and rows overlap \u2265 50%<br \/>\nFull coverage: the entire filter surface + four sides of the frame + sealant strip + installation joint<br \/>\nMust be focused on scanning the following positions:<br \/>\nFilter corners<br \/>\nFrame sealing<br \/>\nFilter and frame joint<br \/>\nPressing device, screw hole area<br \/>\nTransfer window inner wall joint<br \/>\nStep 3: Leak determination<br \/>\nAny point &gt; 0.01% \u2192 Determine leakage<br \/>\nContinuous alarm \u2192 Mark the position, stop scanning<br \/>\nStep 4: Leak handling<br \/>\nMinor leakage:<br \/>\nRepress the frame<br \/>\nReplace the sealant strip<br \/>\nRepair the sealant<br \/>\nFilter material damage, pinholes, unable to repair:<br \/>\nMust replace the high-efficiency filter<br \/>\nAfter handling \u2192 Repeatedly scan for leak detection until qualified<br \/>\nStep 5: Inspection conclusion<br \/>\nTurn off the dust generator, continue to run the fan for 5 &#8211; 10 minutes to remove air solvents<br \/>\nClean the inside of the transfer window<br \/>\nTurn off the ultraviolet, fan, and power supply<br \/>\nFill in the DOP leak detection record<br \/>\nIV. DOP leak detection qualification standards (GMP general)<br \/>\nNo leakage on the filter surface of the high-efficiency filter<br \/>\nNo leakage at the frame and installation area<br \/>\nLeakage rate \u2264 0.01% at all scanning points<br \/>\nAll fan, laminar, interlock, pressure difference, self-cleaning are normal<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>I. First, clarify: Daily inspection = two parts Functional daily check (per shift \/ daily) DOP\/PAO high-efficiency filter leak detection (performed regularly, not measured every day during daily inspection) I will provide you with the most standard, detailed, and writeable SOP process. II. 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