Clean Room

Clean Room

  • Location : Noida
  • Production Qty/Day :3000 sets/day
  • Client Name : samsung
  • Total Area : 4000 sqft
  • Project duration :90 Days
  • Cost of Project : 3000000usd

Project Overview

Warehouse International Pvt. Ltd. successfully executed a Clean Room Project for Samsung at its Noida facility. This project was designed to meet the stringent requirements of high-volume electronics manufacturing, ensuring maximum contamination control, precision, and operational efficiency.

  • Location: Noida

  • Client: Samsung

  • Total Area: 4,000 sq. ft.

  • Production Capacity: 3,000 sets/day

  • Project Duration: 90 days

  • Project Cost: USD 3,000,000

Objective

The key objective was to create a world-class cleanroom facility capable of supporting Samsung’s large-scale daily production, while meeting international standards for cleanliness, safety, and efficiency. This project needed to be fast-tracked, with design, construction, and commissioning completed in just 90 days.

Key Features & Specifications

  1. Cleanroom Area & Layout

    • A 4,000 sq. ft. controlled environment optimized for high-volume production.

    • Designed with modular panels, epoxy-coated flooring, and ESD-safe furniture to minimize contamination.

  2. Air Filtration & HVAC System

    • Integration of HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters, ensuring 99.97% efficiency for particles ≥0.3µm.

    • Precision-controlled HVAC systems to regulate temperature, humidity, and airflow.

    • Positive air pressure maintained to prevent external contamination.

  3. Airflow Design

    • Laminar airflow system to provide unidirectional clean air flow from ceiling to floor.

    • Contaminated air flushed out continuously, ensuring maximum particle removal.

  4. Environmental Controls

    • Monitoring systems for temperature, humidity, and particle counts in compliance with ISO cleanroom standards.

    • Automated control panels for real-time tracking and reporting.

  5. Production Capacity

    • Built to sustain a daily output of 3,000 sets/day, ensuring smooth integration with Samsung’s mass-production lines.

  6. Safety & Compliance

    • Constructed in line with ISO 14644 cleanroom standards.

    • ESD-safe designs to protect sensitive electronic components.

Execution & Timeline

  • Planning Phase (15 days): Requirement analysis, cleanroom classification, and customized design.

  • Construction & Installation (60 days): Structure fabrication, HVAC setup, filtration systems, and modular partitioning.

  • Validation & Commissioning (15 days): Particle count tests, airflow visualization, and system validation before handover.

Despite the complexity, the entire project was completed in just 90 days, reflecting Warehouse International’s efficiency, expertise, and commitment to quality.

Client Benefits

  • Enhanced Productivity: Daily output of 3,000 sets with minimal downtime.

  • Improved Quality: Ultra-clean environment reducing risk of defects and rework.

  • Regulatory Compliance: Facility aligned with global cleanroom standards.

  • Long-Term Reliability: Robust systems designed for easy maintenance and lifecycle efficiency.

Conclusion

The Samsung Clean Room Project in Noida stands as a benchmark for speed, precision, and technological excellence. Delivered within the strict deadline and budget, this facility empowers Samsung to maintain its leadership in electronics manufacturing, while ensuring product quality and compliance with international standards.

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  • Location : Pune
  • Production Qty/Day : 5000 sets/day
  • Client Name : Haier
  • Total Area : 4500 sqft
  • Project duration : 90 Days
  • Cost of Project : 4000000 USD

PROJECT BRIEF

A cleanroom is a controlled environment that filters pollutants like dust, airborne microbes, and aerosol particles to provide the cleanest area possible.
Most controlled environments protect the production of products like electronic devices, pharmaceuticals, and medical equipment. Cleanrooms are classified into different classes depending on the number of particles allowed in the air per cubic meter. They also control variables like temperature, airflow, and humidity.

Essentially, cleanrooms work to remove pollutants, particles, and contaminants from outside ambient air. Outside air passes through a filter system. The filters (HEPA or ULPA) then clean and decontaminate this outside air according to their specifications. The filter then introduces the processed air into the controlled environment. Inside, positive pressure creates air flow, flushing out contamination generated by internal activities. The contaminated air is either returned to the ambient air or recirculated to the filters, where the process restarts. There are many different types of cleanrooms. The right type for you will depend on many factors, including size, application, and the type of room you need to convert.

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