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A clean room HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system in a pharmaceutical factory is specifically designed to maintain an ultra-clean environment with precise temperature, humidity, and air purity control. This is critical for manufacturing processes where the slightest contamination can compromise product quality and safety.
| Product Name | Clean room HVAC system |
| Service Items | Project Design,Equipment production,installation and debugging |
| Color | White,blue or customized |
| Heat transfer mode | Fan cooler,water well cooler,water tower |
| Air clean grade | Class 100-1000000 |
| Standard | CE,ISO9001 |
| Humidity control | 5%~90% |
| Application | Pharmacy,factory,hospital,Laboratory, etc. |
In a pharmaceutical clean room, the HVAC system typically includes:
Air Filtration: The system uses multiple stages of HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters and sometimes ULPA (Ultra-Low Penetration Air) filters that can remove particles as small as 0.3 microns or even smaller, ensuring that the air inside the clean room remains virtually particle-free.
Air Pressurization Control: Clean rooms are maintained at positive pressure relative to surrounding areas to prevent unfiltered air from entering. Pressure differentials are closely monitored and controlled.
Temperature and Humidity Control: Precise control of temperature and humidity levels are essential as they can affect both the manufacturing process and the stability of pharmaceutical products.
Air Changes per Hour (ACH): A high number of air changes per hour (usually ranging from 50 to over 200) ensures that airborne contaminants are rapidly flushed out of the room.
Air Distribution: Laminar or turbulent airflow patterns are designed to minimize turbulence and reduce the risk of particle migration.
Air Recirculation: The HVAC system continuously circulates and re-filters the air within the clean room to maintain the required cleanliness level.
Bypass Systems: Some HVAC systems may include a bypass mode for when the clean room is not in use, which saves energy without compromising the sterility of the space.
Validation and Monitoring: The entire HVAC system must be validated and continuously monitored to ensure it's functioning within predefined parameters.
Separate Supply and Exhaust Ducts: To prevent cross-contamination, supply and exhaust ducts are separate and strategically placed.
Specifications
1. Energy saving, recovery heat during winter operation;
2. Microcomputer control, with multiple protection functions;
3. Using 134a environmental refrigerants;
4. Easy to measure;
5. Easy installation, low maintenance costs;
6. Flexible application, easy adjustment.
HVAC is suitable for all kinds of hospitals, shopping malls, factories, schools, clothing factories, etc.
The air conditioning system can be centralized to control temperature, humidity, and can also be divided into separate control.
Through a filter system, clean air and environment are provided.
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