The control of airborne and surface contamination is a critical aspect of cleanroom operation. IEST-RP-CC002.3 provides guidelines for the control of airborne contamination, including the use of HEPA filters and the control of air pressure and flow.
The document emphasizes the importance of designing cleanrooms with contamination control in mind, including the use of smooth, non-porous surfaces and the minimization of surfaces that can trap particles. iest-rp-cc002.3 pdf
IEST-RP-CC002.3 also provides guidelines for the design and construction of cleanrooms. This includes recommendations for the selection of materials, design of air handling systems, and installation of equipment. The control of airborne and surface contamination is
One of the key topics covered in IEST-RP-CC002.3 is cleanroom classification and certification. Cleanrooms are classified based on the level of airborne particulate contamination present in the room, with Class 1 being the cleanest and Class 100,000 being the least clean. IEST-RP-CC002
