Article | REF: F1200 V1

Close confinement with isolators in the food industry

Authors: Valérie LERICHE-SIBILLE, Philippe FONTCUBERTA

Publication date: June 10, 2002

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2. The isolator, a new technique for the food industry

2.1 Definition

The ISO TC 209 standardization program (in progress in 2001) gives a simple, broad definition of separating enclosures: they are "devices which employ impermeable barrier techniques to effect separation between an internal environment and the external or surrounding environment".

In their book on isolators, Wagner and Akers [21] list four definitions of an isolator. Their summary gives a complete description of the equipment: a small cleanroom which ensures specific containment of the area to be protected. Its equipment is specially designed to guard against contamination from humans and the product environment.

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