Cleanroom Design Flush Plumbing is a specialty. Highcare has a unique system. A flush design guarantees complete flushing of the cleanroom with clean filtered air with as few shaded areas as possible. This design guarantees high classification with a limited number of air changes and low energy costs.
In a sanitary design, every spot in the cleanroom is easily accessible. Sharp edges, unreachable cracks or seams do not occur. The design is best described as “flat and tight. During cleaning operations, there is never any doubt that everything has been cleaned and or disinfected. All materials used in the cleanroom are inert, do not absorb dirt, and are flush shaped. Cleanrooms are cleaned frequently. Proper design and material selection proves itself after every cleaning. In a good sanitary design, cleaning is easy and quick to perform. There is never any doubt about the quality and whether or not clean or sterile has been performed.
Cleanrooms are more or less washed and rinsed clean with air and cleaned frequently 24/7. A cleanroom should therefore be easy and easy to clean. All materials used, as well as the level of finishing, must be aimed at ensuring that dust, bacteria and contamination cannot remain anywhere. Highcare only uses materials that are suitable for this purpose.
Flush
Flush and sanitary cleanroom design. The phrase flush is used to indicate that the inflowing air flushes the entire cleanroom clean. See the illustration on this page. The airflow should reach every spot without obstruction. Flush and sanitary indicate that the room is constructed from carefully selected materials that are seamless and composed without gaps or sharp corners. In the “shadow” of objects; in a cleanroom that is not flush and sanitary, particulate matter gets the chance to lie still and accumulate, instead of being removed via the return extraction at plinth level.
Plumbing
The phrase plumbing indicates that a space is flawlessly cleanable, without cracks, seams or other hidden spots. Thus, floors should be seamless, surfaces smooth and corners rounded so that no dirt buildup; breeding grounds for bacteria and germs, can occur. Only smooth inert, inorganic materials are suitable. No attachment or hesitation when cleaning the room. <NVWA>