CSI Engineering has HVAC engineers with a wide background of experience, allowing us to offer numerous HVAC design services to our client. One such specialty service our firm offers is designing clean rooms for various applications. We can work with you to create a specialized system that meets your cleanliness requirements and fits your space. Our design expertise and previous project experience includes laboratories, hospitals, surgical sites and manufacturing facilities (such as medical device manufacturers and aerospace parts companies). Our firm services New Hampshire, the entire New England Region, and beyond. Properly designed clean room HVAC systems ensure safety for employees and end users by removing airborne particles to create a contaminant-free working environment.
A clean room is an isolated space that actively maintains a high level of cleanliness through active air filtration and ventilation. This clean, engineered environment is ideal for manufacturing products or working with high-risk contaminants in medical fields. Clean room heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems treat air before carrying it into the area. Then, the air is filtered out and cleaned again as it leaves the room so it is ready to recirculate.
With a clean room HVAC system, you can control temperature, humidity, air pressure, ventilation and airflow direction and speed. This equipment also includes high-efficiency particulate air filters that remove even the smallest airborne particles. These systems are essential for:
CSI Engineering is a clean room design company that can help you create the exact space you need, adapting systems to fit your facility’s size and functionality requirements. Additionally, our experienced team members recognize the importance of compliance in clean room HVAC design. CSI’s designers’ ensure your project will abide by all applicable state and federal codes for clean room designs and classes. Our specific design capabilities include:
Medical laboratories often handle sensitive chemical or biological particles that could make lab workers sick or escape into the surrounding environment and harm patients. Clean rooms eliminate these contaminants before they can spread. Clean rooms are also necessary for production in life sciences as too many outside particles could hinder results. CSI Engineering has experience designing clean room medical sites and laboratories to meet the particular needs of this industry.
A clean room HVAC system controls the airflow in your medical facility or manufacturing operation to maintain a sterile working environment. A well-designed system will allow you to operate more efficiently and abide by all applicable regulatory requirements. Here are a few benefits of a well-designed system:
