Ventilation and air conditioning systems
Ventilation and air conditioning of clean rooms
Ventilation systems for clean rooms for medicine and pharmaceutical industries
Supply and exhaust ventilation units
The engineering company SVS-ARTA (Ukraine, Cherkasy) designs ventilation for clean rooms and manufactures supply and exhaust ventilation units from small office premises to large industrial buildings.
Troxes, air flow regulators
TROX system provides precise air flow control in the cleanroom. Accuracy of regulation are the basic requirements for an effective room control system.
- Ventilation and air conditioning in clean rooms
Clean rooms are the highest demands on ventilation and air conditioning. This is understandable as it is mainly used in pharmaceutical, food, semiconductors and electronics, in medicine, or even in aerospace engineering. Ultimately, wherever particles in the air can degrade the quality of the product being produced.
Impeccable Hygiene and Comfortable Room Air
During the creation and maintenance of the desired room atmosphere, the room air technology is at a specific place. The prevention of germ transmission through the air is of the utmost priority. Thus, a faultlessly hygienic and comfortable room climate is essential. For the reduction or prevention of any entering airborne germs, the technical air handling units (AHUs) are vital. They take over the following basic functions:
- Filtering of air particles, dust and micro-organism.
- Maintenance of the air pressure within the room (delta p) – rooms, which underlie greater hygienic requirements than the surrounding rooms, must be held in an overpressure range. Therefore, the AHU must pump more room air into the clean room than it extracts from it.
- Maintenance of the air humidity within the room (relative humidity) – the room air humidity can influence the effectiveness and shelf-life of medication during production. A certain atmospheric moisture is also essential, e.g., for pressure injecting of tablets.
- Maintaining the room temperature – The room temperature can, for example, directly or indirectly influence the production of pharmaceutical products. Indirect influence, for instance, can take place through contamination transmitted by employees.
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