Heating | Cooling | Ventilation | Sanitary

Depending on the project, the technical infrastructure includes ventilation, heating, cooling, and plumbing systems, as well as, for example, compressed air and other process media. Since these systems are closely linked to the cleanroom design, they should be incorporated into the planning process as early as possible.

That depends on the available capacity reserves, the technical condition of the systems, and future requirements. We inspect existing systems and assess whether it makes technical sense to continue using them, modify them, or expand them.

There are opportunities for optimization in many systems. Possible areas to focus on include, for example, demand-based airflow rates, optimized operating hours, heat recovery, efficient system components, and tailored control strategies. Which measures are appropriate must always be determined on a case-by-case basis for each specific system.

Depending on the project, we also take into account the necessary supply and disposal systems, as well as their interfaces with cleanrooms, production facilities, and building services.

In many cases, yes. However, retrofits must be carefully planned and coordinated with production, cleanroom operations, and the relevant trades. The goal is to minimize necessary downtime and risks as much as possible.

The CAT Group designs and implements heating, cooling, ventilation, and sanitary systems for cleanrooms and controlled production areas.

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