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Guide on the use of low energy electron beams for microbiological decontamination of surfaces

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Center for Nuclear Technologies, Technical University of Denmark1

Radiation Physics, Center for Nuclear Technologies, Technical University of Denmark2

Cilag AG3

This Guide describes the validation and routine monitoring of microbiological decontamination of surfaces by low energy electron beams (100-200 keV). The Guide is mainly based on experience gained in connection with installation of electron beam systems for surface decontamination of pre-sterilized containers at several aseptic filling lines at pharmaceutical manufacturers.

Its main emphasis is on the dosimetric measurements that should be carried out for the validation of the decontamination process and on establishing the appropriate effective dose. Other aspects such as use of measurement uncertainties and formation of radiation induced by-products are also addressed.

Language: English
Publisher: Panel on Gamma and Electron Irradiation
Year: 2013
Types: Report
ORCIDs: Miller, Arne and Helt-Hansen, Jakob

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