Clean Air and Containment Review
The journal to enhance your knowledge of cleanroom, clean air and containment technology
Editor: John Neiger
Publisher: Euromed Communications
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Out now: January 2012

  • Real-time counting of airborne microorganisms
    Tim Sandle
  • Demystifying hydrogen peroxide sanitisation
    Tim Coles
  • UV lights in biosafety cabinets
    Dian Susanti and Alexander Atmadi
  • A new approach to particle counting in cleanrooms
    Barry Hill
  • Extended revision of ISO 14644-1:1999
    Gordon Farquharson

Clean Air and Containment Review, launched in January 2010, is a quarterly journal aimed at users, specifiers, designers, manufacturers, installers and testers of cleanrooms and clean air and containment equipment.

Recent issues have covered: Proposed changes to ISO 14644 Parts 1 and 2 • Measurement of air volumes • Selection of active air samplers • Energy management systems • How the Birmingham small pox incident shaped the development of MSCs • Why 5µm particles deposit in sample tubing •

See Contents index for content of all issues.

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March 2011

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February 2011

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