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ISPE Baseline Guide Vol 3: Sterile Product Manufacturing Facilities 3rd Edition 这个里面有提到,感觉这个还是看企业自己的管理水平,CNC需要有空气过滤系统,需要提供比普通的空调要更干净一点的空气,但是不用监测粒子和微生物,有的企业是按照D级来管理的(这两者有很多要求都是相同的),今天我也在学习这个内容,公司想开展微生物效价室,但是目前没有多余的洁净室可以用,只有一般空调的房间,很头疼。
Controlled Not Classified (CNC) :An area without airborne particle limits, but with filtered ventilation.
The “Controlled Not Classified” (CNC) designation is becoming increasingly popular for sterile product facilities. This designation appears to have originated in biologics facilities as a designation for spaces which are access controlled and cleaner than areas with general purpose HVAC, but for which either no claim of cleanliness classification is made or in which an owner may designate the cleanliness classification deemed appropriate (e.g., ISO 9). In some facilities, this designation is used as an equivalent to the EU and PIC/S Grade D (see Note 2).
For CNC (Controlled, Not Classified) areas, requirements are Owner Determined (O/D) and are generally cleaner than ambient (outdoor) air, with no fixed limits. Some owners/companies prefer to set CNC limits equal to the limits for Grade D.
CNC spaces should be described as having controlled access with a regular cleaning schedule, but they are not monitored for particulate or microbial growth