Clean Room AC Work

Product Description

Clean room air conditioning (HVAC) systems are used to control the temperature, humidity, air pressure, and ventilation in clean rooms. They are designed to maintain a sterile environment by removing particles and contaminants from the air, and ensuring that the air circulation is non-contaminated. Clean room HVAC systems are used in critical applications such as research laboratories, medical facilities, and pharmaceutical manufacturing and testing operations.

Here are some features of clean room HVAC systems:

• Filtration: Clean room HVAC systems use high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters to remove extremely fine particles and microbes from the air.
• Air flow: Clean rooms are designed to have vertical filtered air flow that moves in a laminar pattern, sweeping contamination out of the room.
• Air exchange: Clean room HVAC systems have a much higher rate of air exchange than standard systems.
• Air conditioning: Clean room HVAC systems remove warm air from the room and pump it outside, while releasing cool air back into the room.