An anteroom between a primary room and corridor ensures a safe airflow buffer zone between the controlled pressurized space and an unclean area. The two spaces are separated by a completely walled area with a door. However, in some applications an ante area without walls or a door can achieve the same effect.Jun 20, 2016
What is a buffer room?
The buffer area is the sterile zones in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Generally compounding area in sterile pharmaceutical preparation facility is known as the buffer area. The buffer area is always ISO 7 area (class 10,000) or better air quality.
What is an anteroom in pharmacy?
Modular Compounding Pharmacy's work zones The anteroom, also called ante-room or antechamber, is an area in close proximity to the cleanroom where technicians perform support tasks. The anteroom is usually equipped with a sink, cabinets, bench, etc. The anteroom can be engineered as an ISO 7 or ISO 8 environment.
What is the ante area and buffer area?
An ante area is a buffer zone of laminar or displacement airflow near a clean work area, such as a pharmaceutical compounding space. There is no physical separation between a gowning or wash area and the compounding area.Apr 24, 2018