What is a cleanroom?
How it works?
Producing in complete safety is the fundamental principle of a cleanroom. It operates based on a demanding combination of processes, equipment, and technical and environmental parameters to control all sources of contamination, thereby protecting both product and operator from potential contamination.
Operation of a Cleanroom
Cleanroom Principles
The principle of the cleanroom is to prevent the entry and proliferation of external contaminants that could harm your operations. Its operation relies on a personnel airlock, a material airlock, and a cleanroom. A pressure cascade is maintained between each area, with higher pressure in the cleanroom. This method ensures the lowest possible level of airborne particles and limits particulate contamination. The higher the pressure within the cleanroom, the greater the purity of the ambient air.
The air in a cleanroom is processed by an air handling unit (AHU). It is then conveyed to the cleanroom through a duct network and distributed into the room via diffusers equipped with absolute filters. The air is then returned from the lower section, recirculated to the AHU for reprocessing and refiltration. This constitutes air recirculation. In certain sectors, where recirculation is prohibited, the AHU operates exclusively with fresh air.
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With meticulous organization and expertise, our highly qualified teams design and manufacture all components of your cleanroom to the highest industry standards.
All operations are conducted in our workshops to minimize contaminant and waste generation. We ensure the decontamination of tools and materials during installation.
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Our expertise enables us to improve working conditions and deliver optimal production performance.
Our integrated design office analyzes your requirements to design a cleanroom with a control level adapted to industrial working conditions.
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Regardless of your sector of activity, our expertise and track record enable us to rigorously address your cleanroom project. The VÊPRES teams will provide relevant solutions tailored to your specifications, while respecting your constraints and the specific requirements of your production.
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How does a ZAC operate?
A cleanroom enables safe production by controlling contamination sources through a combination of processes, equipment, and technical and environmental parameters. Its principle is to prevent the entry and proliferation of external contaminants to protect both the product and the operator. It includes a personnel airlock, a material airlock, and a cleanroom, with a pressure cascade between each zone to maintain a low particle count.