Clean room case

A cleanroom is a permanent, enclosed space engineered to maintain extremely low levels of airborne particles, temperature, humidity, and pressure. Classified under ISO 14644-1 standards (e.g., ISO Class 1 to Class 9), cleanrooms achieve contamination control through advanced HVAC systems, HEPA/ULPA filtration, and strict protocols for personnel and material entry. They are essential for industries like semiconductor manufacturing, medical device production, and sterile pharmaceutical compounding. Key characteristics include:
Structural design: Hard walls, ceilings, and floors with airtight seals.
Environmental control: Precision regulation of temperature, humidity, and pressure.
Stringent protocols: Gowning procedures, airlocks, and continuous monitoring.