Clean-room ceiling module
AssigneeBabcock BSH Aktiengesellschaft Vormals Butner-Schilde-Haas AG
InventorsUdo Jung, Herbert Eidam, Wilhelm Gerk
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Abstract
A module for the construction of a cleaning room ceiling has a housing wh can be fitted like a tile in the ceiling and which is divided internally into three chambers. A fan in an upper false floor draws air into the housing along an upper chamber which is aligned with a sound-damping lining. Sound-damping baffles are provided on the underside of the upper floor and the upper side and lower floor in the intermediate chamber and the bottom of the lower chamber is closed by high efficiency particle filters.
Claims9
A module for construction of a clean-room ceiling with lamina air flow technology, comprising:
- a generally rectangular housing having a ceiling and lateral walls;
- upper and lower vertically spaced horizontal false floors in said housing defining an upper chamber, an intermediate chamber and a lower chamber in said housing, the upper false floor having a communicating opening at one side of said housing interconnecting said upper and intermediate chambers, said lower false floor terminating at a gap from a one of said lateral walls at an opposite side of said housing to interconnect said intermediate chamber and said lower chamber;
- a fan in said intermediate chamber at said communication opening for inducing flow into said housing, through said upper chamber and said intermediate chamber and into said lower chamber;
- means forming a return air opening in a ceiling of said housing at said opposite side thereof;
- a plurality of high efficiency filters formed at a bottom of said housing and communicating with said lower chamber, said return air opening extending from a lateral wall of said housing at said opposite side and extending over 20-30% of a length of said housing toward said one side and over an entire width of said housing;
- a sound-damping lining along an underside of said ceiling and upper surface of said upper floor;
- sound-damping baffles on a lower side of said upper floor and an upper side of said lower floor defining a flow space between them extending to said gap in said intermediate chamber;
- a sound-absorption plate on a lower side of said lower floor in said lower chamber;
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- at least one arcuate rectifier baffle in said gap starting from said intermediate chamber above the sound-damping baffle on said upper side of said lower floor and reaching through said gap into said lower chamber.
A module for construction of a clean-room ceiling with laminar air flow technology, comprising:
- a generally rectangular housing having a ceiling and lateral walls;
- upper and lower vertically spaced horizontal false floors in said housing defining an upper chamber, an intermediate chamber and a lower chamber in said housing, the upper false floor having a communicating opening at one side of said housing interconnecting said upper and intermediate chambers, said lower false floor terminating at a gap from a one of said lateral walls at an opposite side of said housing to interconnect said intermediate chamber and said lower chamber;
- a fan in said intermediate chamber at said communication opening for inducing flow into said housing, through said upper chamber and said intermediate chamber and into said lower chamber;
- means forming a return air opening in a ceiling of said housing at said opposite side thereof;
- a plurality of high efficiency filters formed at a bottom of said housing and communicating with said lower chamber, said return air opening extending from a lateral wall of said housing at said opposite side and extending over 20-30% of a length of said housing toward said one side and over an entire width of said housing;
- a sound-damping lining along an underside of said ceiling and upper surface of said upper floor;
- sound-damping baffles on a lower side of said upper floor and an upper side of said lower floor defining a flow space between them extending to said gap in said intermediate chamber;
- a sound-absorption plate on a lower side of said lower floor in said lower chamber;
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- a rectifier baffle extending over said inlet from said lateral wall at said one side perpendicular thereto and beyond a middle of said inlet.
A module for construction of a clean-room ceiling with lamina air flow technology, comprising:
- a generally rectangular housing having a ceiling and lateral walls;
- upper and lower vertically spaced horizontal false floors in said housing defining an upper chamber, an intermediate chamber and a lower chamber in said housing, the upper false floor having a communicating opening at one side of said housing interconnecting said upper and intermediate chambers, said lower false floor terminating at a gap from a one of said lateral walls at an opposite side of said housing to interconnect said intermediate chamber and said lower chamber;
- a fan in said intermediate chamber at said communication opening for inducing flow into said housing, through said upper chamber and said intermediate chamber and into said lower chamber;
- means forming a return air opening in a ceiling of said housing at said opposite side thereof;
- a plurality of high efficiency filters formed at a bottom of said housing and communicating with said lower chamber, said return air opening extending from a lateral wall of said housing at said opposite side and extending over 20-30% of a length of said housing toward said one side and over an entire width of said housing;
- a sound-damping lining along an underside of said ceiling and upper surface of said upper floor;
- sound-damping baffles on a lower side of said upper floor and an upper side of said lower floor defining a flow space between them extending to said gap in said intermediate chamber;
- a sound-absorption plate on a lower side of said lower floor in said lower chamber;
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- a rectifier baffle extending over said inlet from said lateral wall at said one side perpendicular thereto and beyond a middle of said inlet;
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- an opening formed in said ceiling above said inlet for supplying conditioned air to said housing.
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