Clean room environmental control

In order to ensure product quality, safety, and hygiene, pharmaceuticals, food manufacturing, medical equipment production, and biochemical and bacterial culture require a specialized sterile environment known as a clean room. These controlled spaces are essential for maintaining the integrity of sensitive processes, particularly in the production of injectables, where microparticles and microorganisms must be strictly managed. The cleanliness level of a clean room is primarily determined by the number of airborne particles, and air purification systems play a crucial role in controlling this. For injection production requiring a 100-class cleanroom, unidirectional airflow patterns are used with vertical and horizontal air speeds exceeding 0.25 m/s and 0.35 m/s respectively. In lower classes such as 10,000 or 100,000, non-unidirectional airflow is employed, with air changes per hour exceeding 25 and 15 respectively, ensuring that contaminants are effectively removed from the environment. Maintaining proper pressure differentials between the clean room and adjacent areas is also critical. Clean rooms should maintain a pressure difference of more than 5 Pascal relative to surrounding non-clean areas, and over 10 Pascal compared to outdoor environments. Air supply, return, and exhaust systems must be operated in sequence to prevent backflow and contamination. Before and after each production cycle, static particle counts should be measured following cleaning to assess and manage the cleanliness level of the environment. Clean rooms can be classified into biological and non-biological types. Biological clean rooms require continuous operation of their air purification systems, while non-biological ones should be turned on at least four hours before use. Particle counters are used to detect dust levels, and the environment should be allowed to stabilize for 30–60 minutes after cleaning. To minimize human contamination, only two individuals are typically permitted in the clean room at a time. During injection production, dynamic monitoring of critical points is essential to control microbial content. Air purification systems with filtration efficiencies of 99.9% to 99.99% help remove bacteria and dust, and environmental conditions such as temperature (18–26°C) and humidity (45–65%) are strictly maintained to inhibit bacterial growth. Daily disinfection involves wiping surfaces with 75% ethanol or 2‰ Xinjieermei solution, and floors are treated with 3–5% disinfectant. Every three days, a thorough disinfection using the same solutions is performed. If mold is detected, the area is first sprayed with 5% sodium carbonate, followed by formaldehyde fumigation to eliminate spores and bacteria. At the end of each production cycle, the clean room is disinfected, and formaldehyde gas fumigation is conducted after testing to ensure effectiveness. Formaldehyde fumigation is effective against persistent molds and bacterial spores. It requires a room temperature above 35°C, humidity above 60%, and a formaldehyde concentration of 10g/m³. Fumigation should last at least 12 hours, and ammonia water is used for neutralization afterward to reduce health and environmental risks. Alternating with ozone treatment can help prevent bacterial resistance. Human operators are the primary source of contamination in aseptic environments. The number of personnel, their movements, and the type and condition of their protective clothing significantly impact bacterial levels. Strict protocols govern the use of cleanroom garments, including their design, material, cleaning frequency, and sterilization cycles. Limiting the number of people and controlling their behavior helps maintain the required purification standards. The APB-777 clean transfer window is an essential tool for moving small items between clean and non-clean areas, reducing the need to open the clean room frequently and minimizing contamination. It features stainless steel construction with smooth, rounded corners, dual fans for air exchange, and UV germicidal lamps activated with the fan. Lighting and UV lamps operate simultaneously, enhancing hygiene. Technical specifications include a high-efficiency filter, specific airflow speed, noise level, power supply, and dimensions tailored for various applications. This device ensures efficient and safe material transfer while maintaining cleanroom integrity.

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