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Factory Hygiene "Physical Examination" - MBA


Time:2022-06-20 16:42

In fields such as water-based coatings, MBA actually stands for "MicroBiological Audit", which refers to microbiological inspection. This is one of the important bases for factories to improve their sanitary conditions.

Factory Hygiene "Check-up" - MBA

In the fields of water-based coatings, etc., MBA actually stands for "MicroBiological Audit," which is a microbiological inspection and one of the important bases for improving factory hygiene conditions.

 

Summer is approaching, and as the temperature rises, microorganisms are also becoming more active, and water-based products and raw materials are prone to spoilage and deterioration. So how can we reduce these worries and troubles? The answer is to arrange a comprehensive "check-up" - MBA - for the factory.

 

The main steps of the microbiological inspection MBA work are planning, sampling, testing, evaluation, and improvement.

 

Planning

 

Understand the factory's customer raw materials and product characteristics, basic production steps and processes, and the latest factory situation to determine the MBA plan.

 

Sampling

 

Inspect the factory, identify pollution sources, and take samples from raw materials, products, production water, intermediate products, and production equipment. When sampling, pay attention to sensitive materials and equipment. Generally speaking, materials with high water content, such as emulsions, production water, and washing water, and certain key parts such as tank lids, filters, and storage tanks should be highly focused on. Materials with low water content, such as compressed air, film-forming aids, and pigments, are basically not infected. However, some fillers, depending on their water content, such as those exposed to rain and moisture, often have spores.

 

Testing, Evaluation

 

Submit the collected samples to a microbiology laboratory for systematic testing, identification, and analysis of microbial contamination. Finally, provide corresponding suggestions on factory hygiene to help manufacturers solve problems.

 

Improvement

 

Corresponding improvement measures should be taken for existing problems. For example, improve the placement method of hoses:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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