Design of cleanrooms

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Has anyone worked on cleanrooms? I visited a clean laboratory today; it was said to be of class 10,000, but it only had areas for changing clothes and shoes as well as an air shower room. This is quite different from the standards for cleanrooms. I wonder if anyone with experience has seen this and could share their insights. XYCUMTB@163.COM

Reply #22011-01-12

This post was last edited by Litaotao1314 on 2011-1-13 at 14:47. Our company has done this before; haha, we can communicate: 13828804729

Reply #32011-01-13

Our institute specializes in GMP workshops

Reply #42011-01-15

The 10,000-class standard mainly relates to air conditioning for dust removal and the frequency of air exchange, which requires design. Changing shoes, changing clothes, washing hands, and getting exposed to the wind are necessary. Refer to GMP regulations

Reply #52020-08-17

We have built multiple sets of clean rooms; contact 13730911726, the same number on WeChat

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