How Are Cleanroom Standards Determined? The number and size of particles allowed in the room determines the classification of air cleanliness. As the process in the cleanroom grows less critical, greater quantities of invisible particles may be present without risk, thus the numerical classification of the cleanroom will be higher. The simple designations of the early U.S. Federal Standard 209, in which a class number was a statement of the number of 0.5 micron particles per cubic foot of air, are gone. The ISO 14644-1 document became mandatory in the European union on November 1, 1999 and is now the worldwide baseline measurement for cleanrooms. Organizations with ISO 9000 certifi cation are now required to utilize ISO 14644-1 for defining clean spaces. Guidelines For Selecting Filters During the initial quotation, design and engineering phases our staff will make the calculations necessary to achieve the desired ISO or U.S. Federal Standard 209 Class. The Installation, Testing and Certification Customers with in-house contracting or installation capability appreciate the simplicity and easy installation of the Legend Cleanroom Systems. A network of Authorized Installers enables Clean Rooms International to offer complete installation services. Testing and certification by an independent contractor can be Whether you choose to install a room yourself or use a CRI Authorized Installer, our staff serves as a liaison and guides the construction or installation process. Accelerated Depreciation Conventional construction becomes a permanent part of the host building and requires the straight-line method of depreciation over as long as 39 years, depending upon Modular cleanrooms built from our Legend Cleanroom System can qualify for accelerated depreciation vs. conventional construction because our cleanrooms can be dismantled | |
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