Cleanroom Layout & Component Coordination

Planning

K-STONE ENGINEERING / LAYOUT & COORDINATION

A useful cleanroom layout needs more than room outlines. Equipment space, opening sizes, panel joints and service routes must be checked together before the enclosure components are ordered.

Begin with the Room and Its Routes

Room use and movement

Identify what enters the room, where equipment operates and how people and materials move between adjacent spaces. Keep the room purpose attached to each drawing reference.

Equipment and access

Allow for the actual equipment envelope, door travel and the access requested by equipment suppliers. A maintenance zone should remain visible on the layout.

Large framed observation windows beside a corridor with ceiling lights and a blue floor — Observation glazing between a corridor and equipment area

Coordinate the Openings

Check the wall build-up alongside every door and window opening. Frame dimensions, finished opening sizes, glazing positions and nearby panel joints should reference the same approved detail.

Door and window reference numbers
Panel thickness and frame interface
Opening position relative to joints and corners
Hardware access and the agreed installation side

Glazing units stacked on a pallet beside framed components — Glass units stacked on a pallet beside framed white components.

Carry Services into the Component Review

Ceiling and wall interfaces

Place air terminals, lighting, cable entries and other service openings on the coordinated drawing. Review them against the surrounding panel supports and the access required for inspection or replacement.

Ceiling panels and light fittings above metal-framed enclosed areas — Ceiling grid and light fittings above metal-framed enclosed areas.

Review area	Information to resolve
Room layout	Room use, equipment envelope and movement routes
Openings	Finished dimensions, frame details and panel joints
Service points	Location, access and equipment connection requirements
Revisions	Drawing number, date, changes and approval status

A Clear Drawing Review Starts Here

Latest marked-up layout and the revision history
Equipment outlines and supplier access requirements
Door/window schedule and enclosure construction
Service-point drawings and the issues needing resolution

Design

If you are satisfied with our planning service and want to do design for further understanding, we can move into design phase. We usually divide clean room project into the following 5 parts in design drawings for your better understanding. We have professional engineers to be responsible for each part.

Construction Part

● Clean room wall and ceiling panel
● Clean room door and window
● Epoxy/PVC/High-raised floor
● Connector profile and hanger

Utilities Part

● Chiller
● Pump
● Boiler
● CDA, PW, WFI, pure steam, etc.

HVAC Part

● Air handling unit(AHU)
● HEPA filter and return air outlet
● Air duct
● Insulation material

Electrical Part

● Clean room light
● Switch and socket
● Wire and cable
● Power distribution box

BMS&EMS

● Air cleanliness
● Temperature and relative humidity
● Air flow
● Differential pressure
● System Running &Stop
● Audit Trail
● Running Parameter Control