Dustless Workshop Class 5 Clean Shed - Non ESD, Mesh Soft Curtain, Stainless Steel, AC Fans
Clean shed is a kind of air purification equipment designed for providing localized high clean environment. It usually consists of a box, fan, primary air filter, damping layer and lamps, etc. It is compact and easy to install and use. The clean booth can effectively control the airborne dust particles, temperature and humidity, pressure difference and other key parameters to meet the requirements of a specific production or research environment.
Technical specifications and performance indicators
Differential Pressure: The main workshop has a differential pressure of at least 5Pa to adjacent rooms to prevent external contaminants from entering the clean area.
Air velocity: For class 100 clean environments, the average air velocity is controlled between 0.3 and 0.5 m/s to maintain the flow of clean air.
Noise level: The noise of the working environment should be lower than 65 dB(A) to minimize the disturbance to the operators.
Fresh air supplementation: The fresh air volume accounts for 10% to 30% of the total air supply volume to maintain the air quality in the clean area.
Illumination: The illumination of the working area should reach 300 LX to provide suitable working light.
Temperature and humidity control: Depending on different usage requirements, the temperature and humidity inside the clean room should be controlled at 20-26°C and 45-76% RH (for routine production), or 12-23°C and 40-85% RH (for product testing), respectively.
Cleanliness Level Chart
Air Filtration System
The interior of the clean room is equipped with high efficiency air filters (HEPA or ULPA) that are capable of capturing at least 99.99% to 99.99999% of particles 0.3 microns or smaller. The air is first passed through a pre-filter for primary filtration to remove larger particles, and then further purified by a HEPA filter to ensure that only a very small number of particles can enter the clean area.
Positive Pressure Control
In order to prevent outside contaminants from entering the clean room, a slight positive pressure is usually maintained inside relative to the outside environment. This is achieved by controlling the air flow and ensuring that the doors of the cleanroom automatically seal when closed, preventing unfiltered air from entering.
Maintenance and Monitoring
Regular maintenance and monitoring is essential to ensure that the cleanroom always meets the intended cleanliness standards. This includes changing filters, checking sealing performance and regular testing with instruments such as particle counters.
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