HVAC Filtration

Enhancing Cleanroom Performance: Exploring Cleanroom Monitoring and Logging Options

*This post is part of a much larger pillar post.After you construct a cleanroom, it’s crucial to maintain its integrity through constant maintenance and monitoring. In this blog, we’ll go into the significance of monitoring and logging systems, provide insights into different monitoring options, and highlight the importance of proper logging practices.Understanding Cleanroom MonitoringLike we mentioned previously, cleanroom monitoring is essential for maintaining optimal conditions and mitigating potential risks. The key parameters that are important to monitor are particle count, temperature, humidity, and differential pressure.In the next few paragraphs, we’ll explore the most common options for monitoring these parameters.Options for Cleanroom MonitoringWhen choosing the right monitoring system for your operation, we recommend using an alarm or real-time monitoring system. Real-Time MonitoringReal-time monitoring systems continuously collect data and provide immediate feedback through a digital interface on the front of the device. They offer a comprehensive overview of cleanroom conditions and enable prompt response to … Continued

The Most Common Cleanroom Contaminants and How to Avoid Them

Maintaining a cleanroom is essential for industries that require high levels of product quality and safety.However, it can be challenging to maintain a cleanroom environment free from contaminants. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the most common cleanroom contaminants and provide practical tips to avoid them.But first, let’s answer some common cleanroom contamination questions.How Often Should I Clean My Cleanroom?The frequency of cleanroom cleaning will depend on the specific needs of your facility. However, it’s generally recommended that cleanrooms be cleaned on a regular basis (we recommend a daily dry mop and a weekly wet mop), with high-touch surfaces and critical equipment being cleaned more frequently.Some facilities opt for a continuous monitoring and logging solution in order to verify that the room never leaves its cleanliness spec.How Do I Know If My Cleanroom Is Properly Filtered?You can test the air and surface quality in your cleanroom to determine if it is … Continued

Cleanroom ROI – What You Need to Know

Cleanroom ROI measurement is a vital step in getting the construction process approved.Cleanroom construction is a specialized building process that involves the design and construction of rooms that are kept at a very high level of cleanliness. These rooms are typically used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and semiconductors, where the presence of even small amounts of contaminants can negatively impact production.Cleanrooms are also often utilized in markets that have a high standard for quality control.In this blog, we’ll be discussing everything you need to know about cleanroom ROI.We’ve also include some additional resources at the end.Why is Cleanroom ROI so Important for Cleanroom Construction?The importance of cost-effectiveness and return on investment (ROI) in cleanroom construction cannot be overstated. As with any construction project, the cost of building a cleanroom can be significant, so it’s essential to ensure that the investment (cleanroom ROI) is worthwhile. In addition, many industries … Continued

What is a HEPA Filter and How Does It Work?

*This post is part of a much larger pillar post.What is a HEPA Filter?HEPA stands for high efficiency particulate air. A HEPA filter is a type of mechanical air filter; it works by forcing air through a fine mesh that traps harmful particles such as pollen, pet dander, dust mites, and tobacco smoke. You can find HEPA filters in most air purifiers and in almost every cleanroom.Why are HEPA Filters Important?This type of air filter can theoretically remove at least 99.97% of dust, pollen, mold, bacteria, and any airborne particles with a size of 0.3 microns. Particles that are larger or smaller are trapped with even higher efficiency. Using the worst case particle size results in the worst case efficiency rating (i.e. 99.97% or better for all particle sizes).This means that you can guarantee a clean and repeatable process, each and every time.HEPA Filters for CleanroomsIn almost every cleanroom, HEPA … Continued

Cleanroom Contamination Occurs from These 3 Sources

No matter your Ohio industry, we at Vernick understand the risks associated with cleanroom contamination. While consequences vary between and within industries, contaminants can result in the loss of millions in product and revenue. Even worse, impurity in the medical and pharmaceutical environments can lead to human illness and death. Keep reading to learn about common cleanroom contaminant sources.

3 Key Factors That Impact Your Cleanroom HEPA Filter Lifespan

*This post is part of a much larger pillar post.Cleanrooms require limiting and controlling the number of impure air particulates within their surroundings. At Vernick, we know the effective control of contamination levels is important, no matter the industry in which you work in Cincinnati, Ohio. Utilizing high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters is common for manufacturers in varying industries to control their cleanroom environments. However, the lifespan of a HEPA filter can vary, and this article addresses three factors that influence a HEPA filter’s lifespan.

What Is HVAC Filtration & How Does It Work?

When contaminant-free environments are of the utmost importance for your Cincinnati industry, you need the professional services of Vernick. Safety requirements, sanitization products, and air purification are all foundational elements of our filtration and sterilization systems. HVAC filtration is a highly effective solution for preventing the transmission of dangerous airborne contaminants. In this article, we answer a few of the most popular questions regarding our efficient and powerful HVAC filtration systems.