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Steam sterilization


Steam In Place -
Steam In Place vs Sterilize In Place-
Steam in place term used to describe in situ sterilization using steam.
Sterilize in place term used to describe in situ sterilization using various types of gaseous or liquid sterilizing agents including steam.
Terminal sterilization = Steam under pressure -
A probability of no more than one no-Sterile unit in a million (10-6) is readily achievable.
Aseptic - A controlled process or condition in which the level of microbial contamination is reduced to the degree that microorganisms can be excluded from a product during processing.
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