Editor: John Neiger
Publisher: Euromed Communications
Out now: CACR (Clean Air and Containment Review) Issue 52 2024 Number Three
- Determining air supply rate using a scientific approach
- N D Lenegan and T Eaton
- Calculation of concentrations of airborne contamination and required air supply rates in non-UDAF cleanrooms
- W Whyte
- Particle losses in sample tubing and how to validate them
- Jason Kelly
- Is your HEPA filter working properly?
- Philip van Beek
- Book review: Advances in Cleanroom Technology, Second edition, W Whyte
Clean Air and Containment Review, launched in January 2010, is a quarterly journal aimed at users, specifiers, designers, manufacturers, installers and testers of cleanrooms and clean air and containment equipment.
Recent issues have covered: Proposed changes to ISO 14644 Parts 1 and 2 • Measurement of air volumes • Selection of active air samplers • Energy management systems • How the Birmingham small pox incident shaped the development of MSCs • Why 5µm particles deposit in sample tubing •
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