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    Scholars Journal of Engineering and Technology | Volume-2 | Issue-01
        Comparison of Hepa Filter Testing and Standard Particle Measurement in Clean Rooms
        Mana Sezdi
        
            Published:  Jan. 25, 2014 | 
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        DOI:  10.36347/sjet
        Pages:  45-49
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        Abstract
        The high quality air without particle must be provided in operating rooms that are known as clean room.
Particles cause the risk of infection in clean rooms. But, the infection risk ratio decreases by using a clean-air system. For
a perfect clean room, the clean-air system must be controlled by measuring particles and must be classified in according
to the international standard. The related standard is, ISO 14644-1:1999(E) Cleanrooms and associated controlled
environments Part 1: Classification of air cleanliness. In according to the standard, the clean room is classified from ISO
Class 9 to Class 1 by measuring of particles (0,1µm, 0,2µm, 0,3µm, 0,5µm, 1µm, 5µm). The clean room classification
requires a scientific study. But, sometimes, the particle measurement, unfortunately, is performed by non-licensed
personnel by only controlling of hepa filters instead of standard methods. In this case, the clean room can not be
classified. The objective of this study,
    

