General information on cleanrooms

The standards adapted to the cleanroom environment are the following: NFS90-351 and ISO 14644. For example, we find these requirements in a pharmaceutical laboratory. 

The definition of the various components of a clean room environment is a criterion that determines the technical and economic dimensions. Here are a few examples of how to design your cleanroom

The choice of materials for the cleanroom environment must therefore meet the needs defined by the process and/or by the regulatory requirements related to the processes. 

These fields meet the requirements of local or international regulations (ANSM / FDA / CFR / ...). By conducting and controlling these processes, the clean room makes it possible to secure the integrated or future integrated processes.

The definition of the different components of a clean room environment is a technical and economic dimensioning criterion. We present here some examples impacting the design of your clean room

Many industrial sectors use constrained environments. They are generally called cleanrooms / clean rooms or even grey rooms.