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A: Yes. However, since cleanroom classes are determined by air changes per hour if your cleanroom is twice as high it will require twice as much HEPA filtered air.
A: Motorized vinyl roll up doors are most common. However large swing doors (10’x10’) or rolling doors can also be used.
A: NASA uses high bay cleanrooms for assembly of satellite and spacecraft. The aerospace industry is the largest user of high bay cleanrooms.
A: Bridge crane or jib cranes are the most common cranes in cleanrooms. If bridge cranes are used then the cleanroom must be designed without columns in the path of the crane. Special non particulating cleanroom cranes are used in cleanrooms.
A: High bay cleanrooms require more lumens than equivalent S.F lower ceiling cleanrooms. Special care must be taken to to ensure that all levels and areas of the cleanroom are adequately illuminated.
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