A clean area, designed to protect from dust and other contaminants, to work in a clean environment.
Bama's clean area is a space specifically designed to keep dust and other contaminants out, allowing work in a more suitable environment for critical components.
When performing cleaning and decontamination operations on metals, it is necessary to have a space where tests and other verifications on the solutions used can be carried out.
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Bama uses this space for the treatment of parts or artifacts for oxygen use, nuclear use, and for those extreme cleaning treatments that require an environment free of harmful contaminants or large amounts of dust and airborne particles. For example, artifacts for a traditional nuclear power plant and for the new “ITER” project (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor) have been treated in this area.
The operating principle of Bama's clean area is based on a filter system that purifies the external air. A series of fans then introduces this air inside the chamber, from top to bottom or with a circular system.
The same air is then extracted through lateral escape routes that reintroduce it outside.