Air Flow Mapping Systems products

The Apollo.32 (ap.32) ultrapure cleanroom fog machine uses liquid nitrogen and deionized water or wfi water to generate about 5 cubic meters of ultra pure fog per minute with a fog density of 533 ml per minute during a 75 minute operating cycle. The fog output is adjustable from 2-5 cubic meters per minute. The ap.32 provides fog of highest purity, cleanliness and pure paper white density being unmatched by any other clean room suitable fog generating technology in the market. The ap.32 complies with iso 14644-3 visual airflow requirements, semiconductor clean room guidelines, usp 797 insitu airflow analysis to provide 3d airflow modeling in clean rooms, iso suites, sterile rooms and medical rooms.

Cleanrooms are dynamic systems. people and goods are constantly in motion. installations, production lines and machines are periodically adjusted to the production of different products. according to the relevant standard ISOo 14644-3 ANNEX B7 the operators of cleanrooms are obliged to give periodically evidence of the actual air flow situation by a state of the art air flow mapper (clean room fogger).

The aerosol generator ATM 228 is a further development of the aerosol generator ATM 226 and fully complies with the requirements of VDI 3491-2. According to ISO 14644-3 this device can be used to test the filter integrity of HEPA and ULPA filters as well as measuring the recovery time. For the test of very small filter cross sections very low aerosol quantities are required. Therefore the ATM 228 has therefore been developed for particularly stable aerosol generation at low nozzle volume flows or nozzle pressures. The special advantage of the generator lies in a very wide adjustable concentration range with highest aerosol stability. Thus an optical cleanroom particle counter can be operated directly on the ATM228 without dilution system below the coincidence limit.

Cleanrooms are dynamic systems. People and goods are constantly in motion. Installations, production lines and  machines do require periodical adjustment to the production of different products. Acc. To the relevant standard ISO 14644-3 the  operators of cleanrooms are obliged to give periodically evidence of the in situe air flow situation by an air flow  mapping supported by high purity air flow mappers (clean room foggers).

Cleanrooms are dynamic systems. People and goods are constantly in motion. Installations, production lines and machines are periodically adjusted to the production of different products. According to the relevant standard ISO 14644-3 Annex B7 the operators of cleanrooms are obliged to give periodically evidence of the actual air flow situation by an air Flow mapping basing e. g. on high purity water fog generators.