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a room that is virtually free of dust or bacteria; used in laboratory work and in assembly or repair of precision equipment
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| clean room |
A special work area in which air quality is concerned and sensitive to products during manufacturing or assembly process. The air in the room is regulated in term of air particles, temperature and humidity. A class 100 clean room means there exists no more than 100 particles that are larger than 0.5 microns in one cubic foot of air. Hard disk industry requires at least a Class 100 clean room for its assembly process.
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| clean room |
The place where semiconductor manufacturers do all their wafer processing. Dust and particles which might fall on the wafers during processing and result in the circuits not working are kept out of the clean room by filtering the air and managing the air flow. Humans are required to wear specially designed clean room bunny suits (overalls) and booties over their street clothes, and must put on gloves and face masks (humans tend to shed skin and hair). ...
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| clean room |
An assembly room for precision products whose quality would be affected by dust, lint or airborne pathogens; usually has smooth room surfaces to prevent dust collection; air precipitators or filters keep dust, lint, etc. to a specified minimum level.
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| clean room |
These are the facilities used to assemble or service hard disks. They are environmentally controlled and dust-free.
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