A closed process boundary.
Review the full opening: curtain, side guides, bottom edge and adjoining wall. The specified pressure boundary depends on how these details work together.
Room pressure.
A clearly defined boundary.
A cleanroom pressure differential relies on room air balance and the closed boundary. Match the door perimeter and opening cycle to the specified pressure conditions.
THE DOOR’S ROLE
Select a stage to review the door boundary during passage. Pressure limits, airflow direction and recovery conditions follow the room specification.
Concept diagram. Actual airflow direction, pressure limits and recovery criteria follow the room specification.
PRESSURE BOUNDARIES IN PRACTICE
Review the closed door as part of the room boundary. These installation photographs show two arrangements to consider during specification.
Review the full opening: curtain, side guides, bottom edge and adjoining wall. The specified pressure boundary depends on how these details work together.
Include the frame-to-wall junction and the closed perimeter in the installation review. Photographs illustrate the arrangement; leakage performance needs relevant evidence.
CONFIRM THE PRESSURE CONDITIONS
Define the room requirement before comparing doors. These four points connect the pressure target with the door and the acceptance review.
Share the cleanroom differential pressure requirements, the intended airflow direction and the conditions under which the room will be checked.
Review the proposed perimeter, threshold and wall junction details. Request leakage evidence with its pressure condition, test method and tested door configuration.
Describe the busiest traffic period and expected time open. Agree the closing conditions with passage protection and the actual movement through the opening.
Agree how the room differential is measured after passage, what triggers a review and the checks required before accepting the installed arrangement.
DISCUSS YOUR PRESSURE REQUIREMENT
Share the opening dimensions and specified room differential. We’ll review the door arrangement and the evidence needed for your project.