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VDI 2083 Blatt 18:2012-01

Cleanroom technology - Biocontamination control

German title
Reinraumtechnik - Biokontaminationskontrolle
Publication date
2012-01
Original language
German, English
Pages
32

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Short description
This guideline describes the origins and potential consequences of microbiological contamination in the air and on surfaces in cleanrooms as well as the detectin, quantitative determination, avoidance and control of biocontaminatin. The guideline describes the general principles for the treatment, handling, avoidance and reduction of microbiological contamination in cleanrooms. The guideline is intended to aid the user of hygienic production processes under controlled clean conditions in choosing options for establishing optmised control concepts for microbiological contamination in accordance with the state of the art.
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13.040.35
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