[Case Study] Cleaning Up Hazardous Material Areas - Explosion-Proof Clean Booth!

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last updated：Oct 22, 2020

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Cleaning up hazardous material areas - explosion-proof clean booths!

The user requested to prevent foreign matter contamination during the filling of optical sealing materials at the chemical plant. Since there is no air conditioning, the factory is hot and humid in the summer, and they were exploring good methods to improve the situation where work is being done with shutters and doors left open. It was believed that there were no explosion-proof clean equipment available. Issues: 1. There is a risk of foreign matter contamination during container filling. 2. There is no air conditioning in the factory, and it is not possible to work with the windows closed. 3. There are many pipes around the areas that need to be enclosed, such as the filling line, steam piping, and air piping. 4. If enclosed, the indoor air conditioning environment must be taken into consideration.

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By using a non-combustible aluminum composite panel with an aluminum frame and 6.8t wired glass, and installing KAMATA's explosion-proof FFU, it is possible to create a clean environment even in a hazardous area. Additionally, for workers inside the booth, we propose a method of connecting an external spot cooler to the explosion-proof FFU via ducting, allowing cooled air to be supplied into the booth through a HEPA filter. Key Points: 1. Construct the room with non-combustible materials. 2. Use explosion-proof FFUs (safety-enhanced type, pressure-resistant type). 3. Supply cooled air to workers using a spot cooler. 4. Utilize the workability of the aluminum frame to create the booth while allowing for piping to pass through.