Clean Room Panels

Clean Rooms An important element of many high-tech manufacturing or research environments is the “clean room.” This is a space where the level of airborne contaminants, such as dust and microbes, is kept at or below acceptable levels. Parameters established by the International Standards Organization (ISO) set forth nine levels of what’s considered “acceptable” contamination, expressed as the number of particles in a cubic meter of air.

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Clean Rooms Clean air technology reduces the contaminants to an acceptable level, depending on the use to which a space is put. For instance, the most stringent of the ISO standards, ISO1, allows only 12 particles per cubic meter of air. Each standard, from ISO2 to ISO9, permits about 10 times the contaminants as the next “cleanest” level.

Clean Rooms A clean room is built from special materials in accordance with exacting specifications. Then, the entire environment is managed by filtering the airflow into the room, controlling the direction and force of the airflow, and the room’s temperature and humidity. The room must be constantly maintained and monitored to ensure that it continues to meet the standards to which it was built.

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Some important measurements related to contamination control are particle count, air flow & velocity, humidity, temperature and surface cleanliness ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE (ESD) Moving air creates a charge. People touching surfaces or walking across the floor can create an electric charge. Special care is taken to use ESD protective materials to prevent damage from ESD. Cleaning managers should work with their personnel to understand where these conditions may be present and how to prevent them.

CLASSIFICATION OF CLEAN ROOMS

Clean rooms are classified by the cleanliness of their air. The method most easily understood and most universally applied is the one suggested in the earlier versions (A to D) of Federal Standard 209 of the USA. In this old standard the number of particles equal to and greater than 0.5 m m is measured in one cubic foot of air and this count used to classify the room.

The doors are available in different versions, both in terms of design and functionality and purpose: • Automatic doors • Manual doors • X-ray protective doors Materials used for door manufacturing: • HPL • Stainless steel • Glass 17

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