Germ entrapping detection apparatus and method by virtue of filter
A detection device and detection method technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, semi-permeable membrane separation, membrane technology, etc. Conditions for sterilization and filtration, etc.
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[0047] Example 1 Negative Control Assay
[0048] Negative control test needs to be carried out before carrying out filter bacterial interception test, to test the sterility state of the device of the present invention after sterilization. Such as image 3 As shown, the filter bacterial retention detection device of the present invention further includes components for negative control experiments, including: a negative control membrane filter 3b and a valve 10d arranged after the filter 2 .
[0049] The entire filter bacterial retention detection device was subjected to high-pressure steam sterilization, and then sterile saline was placed in the pressure tank 1 as a negative control. A sterile buffer solution can also be placed in the pressure tank 1 as a negative control. Close valve 10a, valve 10b, and valve 10d, and set a certain pressure (for example, pressurize to 30 psi, or about 207 KPa). Then open the valve 10a, and pour liquid into the filter 2. Open the exhaust...
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[0051] Example 2 Filter pre-wetting operation
[0052] Put a sufficient amount of sterile wetting agent in the pressure tank 1, preferably a water-soluble wetting agent with good compatibility with the filter membrane and low surface tension, such as ethanol, isopropanol, and surfactants of water etc. Membrane wetting agents, preferably, have a maximum surface tension of 26 dynes / cm2. The specific amount of sterile wetting agent is determined by the size and type of membrane filter used in the test and the wetting requirements of the filter membrane. In this embodiment, the aseptic wetting agent is isopropanol, and its addition amount is 20% (volume ratio). Close valve 10a, valve 10b, and valve 10d, open the exhaust valve, and pressurize to 5 psi (34.5 kPa), generally not exceeding the bubble point pressure of the wetting agent on the filter membrane. Then, open the valve 10a, pour the wetting agent into the filter 2, and close the exhaust valve after filling. Filter al...
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[0053] Example 3 Filter Bacterial Retention Test Method
[0054] Carry out autoclave steam sterilization to filter bacterial interception detection device of the present invention, as in-situ steam sterilization, before detection, filter 2 and the downstream pipeline that are arranged after are sterilized, for example, the outlet of filter 2 and the inlet The connectors are wrapped in sterile paper; sterilization is performed with each valve open. Autoclave sterilization is carried out at 15psi (about 103 kPa) pressure and 121°C for about 30-45 minutes.
[0055] After the filter bacterial interception detection device of the present invention is sterilized, it is adjusted to a maximum working pressure difference of 30Psig (about 204KPa), 0.5~1.0 GPM / ft 2 Effective filter area (approximately 2~4×10 -3 LPM / cm 2 ), the concentration of Pseudomonas diminuta (ATCC 19146) bacterial solution is not less than 10 7 CFU / cm 2 Effective filter area.
[0056] Start detection, put...
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