Microbiology, and Engineering of Sterilization Processes, Twelfth Edition 2007
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The Microbiology and Engineering of Sterilization Processes, Twelfth
Edition is a reference book and quality manual for the microbial-control
area. The technical operations necessary to carry out the microbial-control process
involves the discipline of microbiology and engineering; consequently, a multidisciplinary
team is required. For this reason we have centered the content on the microbiology
and engineering of the sterilization processes.
The arrangement of the book achieves to understand and solve practical quality-control problems in the microbial-control area with the goal of providing an up-to-date package of basic information for persons working in or associated with the product sterilization field.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents:
- Introduction (Including symbols and Nomenclature)
- Death of Microorganisms
- The Engineering Microbial-Control Unit Operation
- Laboratory Practices and Spore Growing Procedures
- Treatment of Numerical Data, Statistics
- Gathering Experimental Microbial-Kill Data
- Analysis of Microbial-Survivor Data (Calculating D-Values)
- DT- and z- Values of Widely-Recognized Resistant Spore-Forming Microorganisms
- Temperature Coefficient of Microbial Destruction
- The General Method of Heat-Process Evaluation
- z- Value Applications
- Temperature Measurement in the Gathering of Design Data or During Validation of Equipment and Processes
- Analysis of Heating and Cooling Data
- Designing Microbial-Control Processes
- Validation: Biologically Qualifying Microbial-Control Processes
- The Mathematical Method of Heat-Sterilization Process Evaluation
- Designing Moist-Heat Microbial-Control Processes
- Designing and Qualifying Microbial-Control Processes for Ethylene-Oxide, Hydrogen-Peroxide, and Other Lethal Agents
- Deviations in the Delivery of the Scheduled Process
- Suggested Documentation of Heat-Sterilization Processes
- Glossary of Terms
- Indexes: Subject Matter by Chapter and Within Chapters
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