COLLABORATIVE STUDY ON IMPACT OF REDUCING ROOM AIR CHANGE RATES ON CLEANROOM CLEANLINESS

Posted on 9th February 2018 by Emma Goodwin

The HVAC energy demand of classified cleanrooms has only recently come into focus, yet electrical and heat energy used to condition, supply, filter and remove the air typically equates to 50-75% of a facility’s total energy costs. 

Prior to this study, there had been limited scrutiny of air change and air velocity requirements when experience shows cleanrooms are operating far and above the levels required for regulatory compliance.

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