Air Flow Containment Control

Air Flow Containment Control – is a method used to control the flow of air in a clean room or another controlled environment. The goal of airflow containment control is to prevent the spread of contaminants and particulates from one area to another. This is achieved by creating a specific pattern of airflow within the room that isolates different areas, and by using HEPA filters and other air filtration systems to remove contaminants from the air. There are different ways to achieve airflow containment control, depending on the specific requirements of the environment and the type of contaminants that need to be controlled.