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Guidance on Establishing Trace Metal Clean Rooms in Existing Facilities

W. A. Telliard

This guidance document provides a mix of what is optimal and what is acceptable in establishing trace metal clean laboratories within existing facilities. It is based on experience rather than specific engineering designs. This experience also includes constructing three temporary (one is now ten years old) trace metal clean laboratories in existing facilities and designing a trace metal clean laboratory in a new building. The design of each laboratory was based on numerous discussions of the advantages and disadvantages of different designs with numerous other users of trace metal clean laboratories. In almost every case, the designs of those other laboratories were constrained by existing facilities, size, and cost.

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Guidance on Establishing Trace Metal Clean Rooms in Existing Facilities

W. A. Telliard

This guidance document provides a mix of what is optimal and what is acceptable in establishing trace metal clean laboratories within existing facilities. It is based on experience rather than specific engineering designs. This experience also includes constructing three temporary (one is now ten years old) trace metal clean laboratories in existing facilities and designing a trace metal clean laboratory in a new building. The design of each laboratory was based on numerous discussions of the advantages and disadvantages of different designs with numerous other users of trace metal clean laboratories. In almost every case, the designs of those other laboratories were constrained by existing facilities, size, and cost.

Guidance on Establishing Trace Metal Clean Rooms in Existing Facilities

W. A. Telliard

This guidance document provides a mix of what is optimal and what is acceptable in establishing trace metal clean laboratories within existing facilities. It is based on experience rather than specific engineering designs. This experience also includes constructing three temporary (one is now ten years old) trace metal clean laboratories in existing facilities and designing a trace metal clean laboratory in a new building. The design of each laboratory was based on numerous discussions of the advantages and disadvantages of different designs with numerous other users of trace metal clean laboratories. In almost every case, the designs of those other laboratories were constrained by existing facilities, size, and cost.

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Title:

Guidance on Establishing Trace Metal Clean Rooms in Existing Facilities

Contributors:

W. A. Telliard (author)

Publication date:

1995

Size:

22 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Water Pollution & Control , Analytical Chemistry , Construction Management & Techniques , Clean rooms , Laboratories , Environmental control , Water pollution sampling , Trace metals , Sample preparation , Chemical analysis , Cleanliness , Design criteria , Guidance

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