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[Case Study] Panel-type Clean Room Utilizing Building Structure

[Case Study] Panel-type Clean Room Utilizing Building Structure

Panel-type clean room utilizing building structure

For customers in rubber and resin processing, there was a demand for cleanliness in the manufacturing of parts for the automotive industry, which will be digitized in the future. Issues: 1. Cleanliness is essential to solve the problem of dust adhesion. 2. The space available for installation is limited. 3. There are issues such as products warping during high-temperature periods like summer and shrinking during cold periods.

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[Case Study] Improving Manufacturing Environment through Clean Room Implementation

[Case Study] Improving Manufacturing Environment through Clean Room Implementation

Improvement of manufacturing environment through cleanroom implementation.

In the production facilities for pharmaceutical testing drugs, it was necessary to move equipment within the warehouse for business expansion. There was a need for cleanliness measures to prevent foreign substance contamination, and a comfortable air conditioning environment for about 20 workers was desired. Issues: 1. Production is taking place in a warehouse environment without air conditioning management. 2. Establishment of a validation process. 3. Air conditioning equipment is not in place.

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[Case Study] Installation of a Clean Lab within the Factory Premises

[Case Study] Installation of a Clean Lab within the Factory Premises

Installation of a clean lab within the factory premises.

The manufacturer of the pulverizer needed to improve the working environment for contract processing of crushing and fine grinding. Operations were being conducted in a corner of the factory, but there was a risk of foreign matter contamination during the input of raw materials for crushing. Customer surveys also indicated a demand for improvements in the working environment, and there was a call for the establishment of a clean lab in line with the trend towards finer particle sizes. Additionally, since cleaning with organic solvents is involved in the work, exhaust equipment that complies with various regulations, including the Labor Safety and Health Act, was also required, not just to ensure cleanliness. Issues: 1. Increased risk of foreign matter contamination when performing nano-level grinding (as pointed out by customers). 2. Appropriate exhaust equipment is necessary due to the use of organic solvents. 3. Considering the possibility of changing the layout of the pulverizer and workability, a large space without columns is more user-friendly. 4. Temperature control is necessary to maintain consistent testing conditions.

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[Case Study] Containment Clean Room for Special Chemicals

[Case Study] Containment Clean Room for Special Chemicals

Containment clean room for special agents

At a pharmaceutical manufacturer, we have decided to conduct experiments using special agents that cannot be allowed to disperse or leak, necessitating the establishment of a controlled working environment. The working environment must be designed as a sealed structure, maintaining the entire space at negative pressure (a state lower than atmospheric pressure) at all times to prevent the dispersion of the agents. Since we are handling pharmaceuticals, it is essential to ensure cleanliness not only from the perspective of particles but also in terms of microbial counts and mold, which is referred to as biological cleanliness. Issues: 1. Measures are needed to prevent the agents inside the cleanroom from dispersing into the surrounding area. 2. Antimicrobial measures are necessary. 3. We want to operate in a high-cleanliness environment (Class 100). 4. As a double safety measure, we must capture the agents during exhaust.

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