| CONTROL & DESIGN STANDARDS: AIRFLOW | ||
When the entire body of air within the cleanroom moves with a uniform velocity and direction, it is called "Laminar Air Flow". Although a cleanroom may employ either a vertical or horizontal airflow system, the vertical design is the most common. Laminar flow is often referenced in cleanroom specifications as the percentage of ceiling filter cover directing the vertical airflow towards the floor (Class 100 rooms have filters, or air flow modules, installed in 70% or more of its ceiling area). |
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