Basics of Cleanroom Design - Using the New ISO 14644-4, ISO 14644-16, and IEST-RP-CC012.4

Learn the basics of cleanroom design, using the new ISO 14644-4, ISO 14644-16, and IEST-RP-CC012.4.  Additional details noted in the course outline.
 


Course outline     Course materials     Who Should Attend     


Course outline

  1. Cleanroom Basic Design Considerations
    1. ISO classifications and standards
    2. US cleanroom design guides and testing standard
    3. Particle sources
    4. Contaminants (particle, microbial, and chemical gas)
    5. Optimization of workflow/paths in existing cleanroom spaces
    6. Airflow quantity, flow pattern, and floor arrangement
    7. Schematics and airflow diagrams, room pressure settings, and room air balance, and pressurization plan
    8. Ventilation effectiveness and contaminant removal effectiveness
    9. Cleanroom structures and architectural construction materials
    10. Basic HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, and process systems
    11. Performance testing and performance monitoring
  2. Compliances of ISO 14644-4, ISO 14644-16 Standards and Applications of RP-CC012.4 Recommended Practice
    1. Integrity of building envelope and interstitial spaces to prevent insects/pests entry
    2. Cleanroom enclosure airtightness
    3. Room pressure control
    4. Airlock categories, flow diagrams, and applications
    5. Grounding and structure design to avoid ESD and minimize EMI
    6. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to analyze airflow patterns and particle movements
    7. Airflow rate modeling
    8. Automatic or manual system control to achieve the required airflow rate and airflow direction, between rooms and pressure cascades.
    9. Demand flow control to conserve fan energy
    10. Variable flow cleanrooms with stable room temperature, humidity, and pressure controls
    11. Real-time continuous performance monitoring and trend analysis
    12. Autonomous computer control of cleanroom ISO cleanliness class

Course materials

  • Copy of PowerPoint presentation in course binder

Continuing Education Units: .6 CEUs

Who should attend?

I need to learn more about cleanroom HVAC systems because:

  • I am a cleanroom design engineer from an architectural or engineering firm
  • I am a cleanroom design/build contractor
  • I am a cleanroom research professional
  • I am a cleanroom product sales engineer
  • I am a cleanroom facility engineer/manager
  • I am a cleanroom quality control engineer/manager


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