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Cleanliness
is the most important factor required in
the upkeep of a Clean Room for the achievement
of high Production Yield. The technological
drive and archievements towards minimization
of products such as Computer Chips, etc
has placed a greater challenge in the removal
of micro dust particles from the production
environment of a modern facility. Therefore,
in many instances, the success of a plant
is determine by their choice of a good House
Keeping Practice.
The Central Vacuum System Cleaning Concept
has been proven over time to be the most
efficient method of cleaning when Cleaning
Efficiency is Crucial. Improve Cleaning
Efficiency refers to:
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Ability to remove the quantity of settled dust from any cleaning surface. Compare to various method of cleaning including thePortable Vacuum Cleaner, it is the only method of cleaning which is capable of removing up to 100% of settled dirt on most surface.
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Ability
to allow the cleaner to spend more
time cleaning, not carrying around
a bulky portable vacuum cleaner.
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Ability
to process and filter the contaminated
air collected within the vacuum system
during operation and discharge it
out of the plant/ clean room instead
of recycling it within the close proximity
of the cleaner or process. This is
the most important attribute of the
system which No Portable Vacuum Cleaner
can do.
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Through
the years, many of our unique and quality
Production Friendly Features has also been
developed and refined base on feedback from
end users. To name a few, there are:
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Remote On Demand
: Starting and Stopping of the System
based on the simple action of insertion
of the Vacuum Cleaning Hose into the
respective installed vacuum cleaning
inlets.
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Energy
optimization with the incorporation
of Fan Law and ability of the Variable
Frequency Drive, to power up just
only the required amount of vacuum
to serve the appropriate number of
engaged vacuum users. Thus helps cutting
down electricity consumption.
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Complete Integration
of the System Control with Building
Automation System, to allow such systems
to monitor and take charge of the
system usage.
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So what is a House Keeping Vacuum Cleaning System?
It is a Centrally Located power vacuum unit connected by a network of tubings to inlets conveniently located throughout the building.
The Central Unit generates a Vacuum which can be used to clean floors ,machines, and the air; it can pick up and transport liquid and solid wastes; it can pick up and transport process materials and move them from one building or plant to another; it can remove dangerous, volatile, corrosive and contaminating substances from the air and from manufacturing areas or anywhere they are generated - this is also called Scavenging Vacuum System; it can pick up spilled material and route it back to a storage for recycling.
In short, anything that can be done with
a vacuum can be done efficiently with a
Central System. And because the system is
centralized, it can be accomplished quicker,
easier and with greater efficiency than
any other means.
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The information which we require to make an offer: |
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The Type of Cleaning Process Required? ie; General Cleaning. Pick-up of Product Spillage, etc |
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General data of the Products if it is not General Cleaning |
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The Area to be clean and if possible a Layout Plan of the Plant with area to be clean and preferred machine location highlighted. |
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The Number of Simultaneous Cleaners Expected at any one time or one area |
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Any specific perference of the client or classification of the area to be clean. |
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Wet & Dry House Keeping Vacuum System at Seagate Media |
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Stainless Steel Wet Separator for Separation of Water / Fluid from the Vacuum System complete with Chemical Dosing Point |
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The convenient
Top-Hats fits over any Standard 55
Gallon Drum to separate debris pick-up
by the system which is not suppose
to go to the Central Collection Point
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Typical Arrangement of the Cleaning Hose Attachment |
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Typical Vacuum Inlet Point of the System |
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The Portable Version of Wet Separation |
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