Guide You To Learn About Cleanroom

Definition:

  A cleanroom or clean room is an engineered space, which maintains a very low concentration of airborne particulates by preventing them from entering, staying or generating inside clean room. Cleanrooms typically come with a cleanliness level along with other controlled parameters, including temperature, humidity, differential pressure, air velocity, etc.

Cleanroom Types:

Cleanrooms can be classified as below according to their purposes:

• Industrial cleanroom: mainly for controlling non-life particles;

• Bio-medical cleanroom: mainly for controlling both life-form (micro-organism) and non-life particles

Cleanrooms can be classified as below according to their airflow pattern:

• Unidirectional air flow (laminar flow) cleanroom;

• Non-unidirectional air flow (turbulent flow) cleanroom

• Mixed air flow cleanroom;

• Vector air flow cleanroom 

Cleanroom Classification:

Cleanrooms are classified according to the number and size of particles permitted per volume of air:

Cleanroom Application:

Cleanrooms are widely applied to below industries to provide a clean, safe and stable work space:

• Micro-electronics, semi-conductor,

• Precision machining

• Chemical manufacturing

• Nuclear industry

• Printing and coating

• Aerospace manufacturing

• Bio-pharmaceutical

• Medical and laboratories

• Genetic engineering

• Food processing

• Daily chemicals manufacturing