Practical-oriented cleanroom technical training: "Systems and concepts of cleanroom technology"

Due to high demand and very positive feedback from participants, the hands-on cleanroom technology training course "Systems and Concepts of Cleanroom Technology" will be offered for the second time from June 20 to 23, 2017, at the Hermann Rietschel Institute, under the auspices of BTGA, FGK, VIP3000, DRRI, and ISPE D/A/CH.

In terms of content, this training demonstrates differences between ideal and real airflow processes in cleanrooms using experimental methods. Although cleanroom-specific theoretical fundamentals from the literature are well known, actual processes in cleanrooms usually deviate significantly from these. This discrepancy between theory and practice is illustrated through experimental exercises. Solutions are proposed for the associated issues, which are conveyed in five thematic blocks: flow patterns, aerosol physics, building automation, pharma/GMP, and standards/qualification.

The training takes place in the research laboratory of the Hermann Rietschel Institute, which consists of two cleanrooms of different protection classes and is equipped with extensive measurement technology.

The event is aimed at cleanroom managers, department heads, plant engineers, and users from all areas of cleanroom technology, as well as manufacturers of cleanroom components.

Registration is possible until May 19, 2017. The event is limited to ten participants.

Further information on the content and participation conditions is available on the Hermann Rietschel Institute's website (http://www.hri.tu-berlin.de/?id=175931).