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Cleanrooms have extremely high environmental requirements. Maintaining cleanliness within these spaces is paramount, and identifying sources of contamination is a crucial task. In fact, some sources of contamination in cleanrooms come from workers. What’s going on? Why do workers become a source of contamination? Today, the editors of Shenzhen Fujitsu Ventilation and Purification Equipment will

Airflow → Primary purification → Humidification → Heating → Surface cooling → Medium purification → Fan supply → Ducting → High-efficiency purification vents → Airflow into the room → Remove dust, bacteria, and other particles → Return air louvers → Primary purification. Repeat the above process to achieve purification. Structural Materials for Cleanrooms/Purehouses 1. Cleanroom

Before construction begins, a cleanroom requires a comprehensive, professional cleanroom construction plan and a comprehensive, professional cleanroom construction plan to ensure efficient completion. Professional cleanroom companies have extensive experience and efficient solutions to meet customer needs. Below, we’ll explain the key points to consider during cleanroom construction:   1. First, ensure the cleanroom design drawings

China Cleanroom Engineering Company, in cleanroom projects, has high material requirements for cleanroom decoration, and the choice of ceiling materials is even more critical. So, what factors should be considered when selecting materials? Typically, waterproof gypsum board is essential for cleanrooms. However, due to frequent water scrubbing and disinfection in biological cleanrooms, even waterproof gypsum

There are many types of Class 10,000 cleanrooms. Below Class 10,000, there are four types: Class 1, Class 10, Class 100, and Class 1000. These are primarily used in different standard industries. The Class 10,000 cleanroom has three levels, and the key differences lie in temperature and humidity, pressure differential, cleanliness, applicable areas, and ventilation

Cleanrooms have certain temperature and humidity requirements. If humidity or temperature within a cleanroom is poorly controlled, it can harm the products being produced. This is particularly true in cleanrooms used for food production, where the harm is particularly severe. So, what are the temperature and humidity requirements for cleanrooms? What are the hazards of

Architectural planning and design are a key component of cleanroom design. Cleanroom architectural planning and design comprehensively considers factors such as production process standards, production line equipment characteristics, cleanroom air conditioning systems, indoor airflow patterns, and the distribution of various piping systems, leading to the design of both plan and cross-sectional views of the building.

A cleanroom, also known as a cleanroom, is a room designed to remove airborne pollutants, harmful air, and bacteria within a specific space. It also controls indoor temperature, cleanliness, pressure, air velocity, airflow distribution, noise, vibration, lighting, and static electricity within specified limits.     To ensure the air cleanliness requirements of cleanrooms for production