John Rush subject matter expert — HVAC, from specialist cleanroom design and construction provider BES, discusses strategies for designing more energy efficient cleanrooms.
Efficiency
The environmental footprint and operational cost of a cleanroom facility is usually secondary to considerations of functionality and performance. However, the aims of environmental efficiency and technical compliance are not mutually exclusive. In fact, a holistic approach to designing energy efficiency into the requirements of a cleanroom can result in a working environment that meets good manufacturing practice (GMP) requirements, while complementing the wider energy management strategy of the site or organisation.