Cleanroom remodeling

When we look a step further, at a system level, the framework below shows that we can remodel an existing cleanroom facility in terms of Building works and in terms of Soft works. Adjustments to the existing HVAC infrastructure, utilities and building construction result in a cleanroom upgrade, but without the heavy demolition and construction work. In addition to Building works, one can also remodel an existing cleanroom facility through automation, validation or Industry 4.0 integration, which is part of the Soft works.

The above mentioned components Building works and Soft works on system level can be explored in more detail to point out what this means in practice.

1. HVAC: due to our many years of experience in the HVAC industry, we can easily perform HVAC lifetime extensions and facilitate adaptive ventilation within cleanroom environments. This adaptive ventilation integration can lead to a cleanroom classification upgrade for example.
2. Utilities: reconditioning gas panels, modernizing a WFI or steam installation, or an upgrade of your process piping are just a few examples of utility adjustments that allow a cleanroom to be remodeled.
3. Construction: existing cleanroom walls, floor or ceiling that are outdated and no longer suitable for certain cleanroom processes, can be easily renewed as a result of our pre-engineered building blocks. By doing so, additional airlocks can be installed as well.
4. Automation: the integration of a new PLC/DCS system, implementing new control algorithms, or upgrading control panels within the existing cleanroom environment ensure that this cleanroom complies with the more stringent regulations.