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Clean Room

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Thu, 2007-06-28 20:58
haslan abdrahim
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Does anybody have any idea regarding planning/scheduling of Clean Room?
Clean Room is normally associated with a manufacturing plant of electronic items if I am not wrong
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Fri, 2007-06-29 06:17
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Gary Whitehead
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Indeed.
Different standards / uses of clean rooms apply, and can have a major effect on the project schedule.
As an example, I once worked on a construction & fit out of a clean room designed to test electronic equipment. One particular item of test kit was sensitive enough to be affected by static, so all workers & equipment had to be statically discharged & shieled prior to entering the room after this kit was installed. Needless to say this was the last piece of equipment planned for installation & commisioning!
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Fri, 2007-06-29 02:16
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Brennan Westworth
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I have come across clean rooms in pharmacuticle plants as well. They usually define different standards of clean rooms (grey areas, white areas) Planning in these areas requires special attention. The final installation work usually requires posetive pressure air locks where the workers change into clean clothes and cover-alls.

If you are not experienced in this work you are best to talk to a project engineer that is.
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