Quality control test of glass containers
- 1. Presented by- Dipesh sanjiv patil L Y Bpharm Div-B Rollno-074 Ip practical school seminar QC TEST OF GLASS CONTAINERS
- 2. CONTENT 1. Chemical Resistance Test a) Powdered Glass Test b) Water Attack Test 2. Hydrolytic Resistance Test 3. Arsenic Test 4. Thermal Shock Test 5. Internal Bursting Pressure Test
- 3. 1.Powder glass test: Due to Estimate amount of alkali leached from powder glass, which Usually happened at elevated temp. • Sample containers are rinsed with purified water and dried. • The containers are grinded in a mortar to a fine powder and passed through sieve no. 20 and 50 • 10gm of the sample is washed with acetone and dried. • 50 ml of purified water is added to the dried sample and autoclaved at 121°C for 30 mins and cooled and decanted. • The decanted liquid is titrated with 0.02 N H,SO, using methyl red as indicator.
- 5. 2.Water attack test: • Fill each container to 90% of its overflow capacity Rinse 3 or more containers with high purified water Cap all flask,autoclave For 60 min Empty the contents & cool the contents in 250ml conical flask to avolume of 100ml Add five drops of methyl red solution Titrate with 0.02N Sulphuric acid while warm Record the volume consumed Volume should not exceed limits
- 7. 3.Hydrolytic resistance of glass container: • Each container is rinsed at least three times with CO₂ free water and filled with the same to their fillingvolume. • Vials and bottles are covered and autoclaved at100°C for 10 mins.The temp. is risen from 100°C to 121°C over 20 mins. • The temp. is maintained at 121°C to 122°C for 60mins • .The containers are cooled and the liquids are combined and volume measured. • It is titrated with 0.01M HCl using methyl red as anindicator.
- 9. 3.ARSENIC TEST • This test is for glass containers intended for aqueous parenterals. • The inner and outer surface of container is washed with freshdistilled water for 5 min. • Then similar steps are followed as performed in the hydrolytic test. previously described, till obtaining the final combined solution. • 10ml from the final combined volume is pipetted out and to it 10ml of HNO, is added and dried in an oven at 130°C. • 10ml of hydrogen molybdate is added and refluxed for 25 mins. • It is cooled and absorbance is measured at 840mm. • The absorbance of the test solution should be less than the absorbance obtained using 0.1ml of arsenic standard solution (10ppm)
- 10. 5. Thermal shock test:
- 11. REFERENCE • Industrial Pharmacy- II: e-Book for B.Pharm 7th Semester as per PCIIndustrial Pharmacy-IISyllabus By Dr. Ilango K B, Dr. Vikesh Kumar Shukla, Dr. Sameer H. Lakade. • https://www.slideshare.net/VaishaliDandge/quality-control-test-containers- closures-and-secondary-packing-materials