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ISO 14644-1:2015 defines air cleanliness classes based on particle concentration limits (from ISO Class 1 to ISO Class 9). Next-gen modular cleanrooms address these requirements through inherent design features:

• Modular Panel Systems: Factory-fabricated, sealed panels with smooth, non-porous surfaces eliminate particle accumulation and simplify cleaning—critical for maintaining low particle counts. Panels can be customized with HEPA/ULPA filter integration directly into wall or ceiling modules, ensuring uniform air distribution.
• Zoned Airflow Control: Modular layouts allow segmented airflow zones (unidirectional, turbulent, or mixed) tailored to specific ISO classes. For example, ISO Class 1-3 areas use laminar flow modules with 0.45 m/s ±20% air velocity, while Class 4-9 zones utilize recirculating turbulent airflow modules.
• Scalable Filtration Infrastructure: Modular cleanrooms support plug-and-play HEPA/ULPA filter banks, enabling quick upgrades to meet stricter particle limits. Filter modules include real-time particle monitoring ports to align with ISO 14644-1:2015’s continuous monitoring requirement