Maintaining superior indoor air quality is a cornerstone of cleanroom and controlled environment performance. At SUN CleanAir Systems, Vasai, we specialize in precision-engineered cleanroom solutions, and a key part of validating their performance involves the measurement of air velocity and Air Changes per Hour (ACH). But why are these measurements so important?
Air velocity is the speed at which air moves through a given space, typically measured in meters per second (m/s) or feet per minute (fpm). In cleanrooms, especially laminar flow units or unidirectional airflow systems, air velocity ensures contaminants are continuously pushed away from critical zones.
Using calibrated instruments like thermal anemometers or vane-type anemometers, our engineers at SUN CleanAir Systems perform multiple point measurements at filter face level or across designated sections of a clean zone.
ACH refers to how many times the total air volume in a space is replaced with fresh filtered air in one hour. It is a critical performance indicator in cleanroom HVAC systems.
Example: A room with 1,200 CFM airflow and 10,000 cu. ft. of volume has 7.2 ACH.
We offer on-site testing, validation, and certification services that include:
Accurate air velocity and ACH measurements are not just compliance checkboxes—they are the pulse of a cleanroom's health. At SUN CleanAir Systems, we don’t just measure performance—we engineer it.