Our pharmaceutical boiler validation dq iq oq pq service delivers the complete qualification package required for sterilization steam systems under GMP. From Design Qualification (DQ) through Installation Qualification (IQ), Operational Qualification (OQ) and Performance Qualification (PQ), we provide documented evidence that your boiler meets regulatory expectations and operates reliably throughout its lifecycle.
Our engineers begin with a risk‑based assessment of your steam generation design, mapping critical parameters such as pressure, temperature, and water quality. DQ establishes the design intent and acceptance criteria. During IQ we verify that equipment, piping, and control loops are installed exactly as specified. OQ challenges the system under worst‑case operating conditions to prove controllability, while PQ confirms repeatable performance during routine production cycles. All activities are captured in a single, auditable validation dossier ready for regulator review.
| Parameter | Typical Range | Units |
|---|---|---|
| Steam Pressure (Design) | 10 – 30 | bar |
| Steam Temperature (Design) | 180 – 210 | °C |
| Water Quality – Conductivity | ≤ 0.5 | µS/cm |
| Cycle Time (Typical) | 30 – 45 | min |
| Data Logging Resolution | ≥ 1 Hz | samples/sec |
All parameters are fully configurable to match your plant’s design basis and local regulatory expectations.
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We work on a project‑by‑project basis; there is no fixed MOQ. Small‑scale pilot plants can be qualified with the same rigor as large facilities.
Yes. Our validation engineers tailor DQ‑IQ‑OQ‑PQ protocols to match your current equipment, control architecture, and the specific regulatory landscape of your market.
Lead times range from 15 to 45 days, depending on project scope, data‑logging infrastructure, and the number of operational cycles required for PQ.
All validation deliverables are covered by a 12‑month technical support period, during which we review any audit findings, provide corrective‑action guidance, and assist with re‑qualification if process changes occur.