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    The document compares different airborne particulate classification systems used in clean areas. It lists the particle size thresholds and maximum particle concentrations allowed for different grades according to standards set by the World Health Organization, United States, International Organization for Standardization, and European Commission. The systems range from the most stringent Grade A classification to the least stringent Grade D classification.

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    The document compares different airborne particulate classification systems used in clean areas. It lists the particle size thresholds and maximum particle concentrations allowed for different grades according to standards set by the World Health Organization, United States, International Organization for Standardization, and European Commission. The systems range from the most stringent Grade A classification to the least stringent Grade D classification.

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    The document compares different airborne particulate classification systems used in clean areas. It lists the particle size thresholds and maximum particle concentrations allowed for different grades according to standards set by the World Health Organization, United States, International Organization for Standardization, and European Commission. The systems range from the most stringent Grade A classification to the least stringent Grade D classification.

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    The document compares different airborne particulate classification systems used in clean areas. It lists the particle size thresholds and maximum particle concentrations allowed for different grades according to standards set by the World Health Organization, United States, International Organization for Standardization, and European Commission. The systems range from the most stringent Grade A classification to the least stringent Grade D classification.

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