Cleanroom Design, Second Edition

Year: 1999
Tongue: English
Leaves: 312
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

This book has been written by an international body of authors working in a variety of industries including electronics, biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, who discuss the considerations to be taken into account when designing cleanrooms. Three chapters describe how cleanrooms are designed for the principal manufacturing areas of microelectronics, pharmaceutical manufacturing and biotechnology. Other subjects covered are international design standards, the economics of cleanroom design, high efficiency air filtration, materials used in cleanroom construction, and the provision of clean gases and water. A unique feature of this new edition includes the application of cleanroom design technology to a mini environment such as a bench-top.Content:
Chapter 1 An Introduction to the Design of Clean and Containment Areas (pages 1–20): W. Whyte
Chapter 2 International Standards for the Design of Cleanrooms (pages 21–50): A. L. Moller
Chapter 3 The Design of Cleanrooms for the Microelectronics Industry (pages 51–78): J. G. King
Chapter 4 The Design of Cleanrooms for the Pharmaceutical Industry (pages 79–113): G. J. Farquharson and W. Whyte
Chapter 5 The Design of Cleanrooms for the Medical Device Industry (pages 115–122): H. H. Schicht
Chapter 6 Contamination Control Facilities for the Biotechnology Industry (pages 123–139): P. J. Tubito and T. J. Latham
Chapter 7 Cost?Efficiency and Energy?Saving Concepts for Cleanrooms (pages 141–155): H. H. Schicht
Chapter 8 High Efficiency Air Filtration (pages 157–182): S. D. Klocke and W. Whyte
Chapter 9 Construction Materials and Surface Finishes for Cleanrooms (pages 183–202): E. C. Sirch
Chapter 10 Purification Techniques for Clean Water (pages 203–229): T. Hodgkiess
Chapter 11 The Design of an Ultra?Pure Water System for Use in the Manufacture of Integrated Circuits (pages 231–250): R. Galbraith
Chapter 12 The Production and Transmission of High Purity Gases for the Semiconductor Industry (pages 251–267): R. Galbraith
Chapter 13 Materials for Services Pipework (pages 269–293): T. Hodgkiess

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