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    This document lists several important regulatory guidelines and standards for clean room design and testing: 1. The Institute of Environmental Sciences outlines considerations for clean room design and testing procedures. 2. Additional standards cover topics like terminology, particulate levels, clean spaces, airborne particle measuring methods, and clean room certification testing. 3. Terminology used includes "as-built", referring to a complete but empty clean room, and "operational" referring to a clean room in normal use with equipment and personnel present. Cleanliness levels are classified from Class 1 to 100,000 based on airborne particulate counts.

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    This document lists several important regulatory guidelines and standards for clean room design and testing: 1. The Institute of Environmental Sciences outlines considerations for clean room design and testing procedures. 2. Additional standards cover topics like terminology, particulate levels, clean spaces, airborne particle measuring methods, and clean room certification testing. 3. Terminology used includes "as-built", referring to a complete but empty clean room, and "operational" referring to a clean room in normal use with equipment and personnel present. Cleanliness levels are classified from Class 1 to 100,000 based on airborne particulate counts.

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    Important Regulatory and Guideline Information

    1. The Institute of Environmental Sciences (IES): Consideration for Clean room Design, IES
    - RP - CC012.1

    2. Testing Clean Rooms (IES-RP-CC-006-84-T), outlines performance tests procedures.


    IES-CC-011-85T for Glossary of terms and definitions related to contamination control.

    3. IES - RP - CC - 006: Testing Clean rooms

    4. IES - RP - CC007: Testing ULPA Filters

    5. Fed Std. 209E: Prepared by the Institute for Environmental Sciences, under the authority
    of the General Services Administration of the Federal Government offers specific
    guidelines in terms of non-viable particulate levels.

    6. Chapter 32 of ASHRAE Guide and data book on Systems and Application, 1997 provides
    information on Clean Spaces.

    7. ISO / TC 209: Clean room and Associated Controlled Environments

    8. JIS - B - 9920: Measuring Methods for Airborne Particles in Clean rooms and Evaluating
    Methods for Air Cleanliness of Clean rooms; Japanese Standards Association.

    9. NEBB, Procedural Standards for Certified Testing of Clean rooms (refer part III section 4
    for details)

    Terminology
    As-build - A clean room that is complete and ready for operation, with all services connected and

    functional, but without production equipment or personnel in the room.

    Operational - A term used to describe a clean room in normal operation with all services

    functioning and with production equipment and personnel present and performing their normal

    work functions.

    Class - The term used to specify the clean room airborne particulate cleanliness level per FS209

    as 1, 10, 100, 1,000, 10,000, and 100,000 (particles per cubic foot).

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