Cleanroom Laminar Air Flow

The Cleanroom Laminar Air Flow refers to air that flows in a straight, unimpeded path. Unidirectional flow is maintained in clean rooms through the use of laminar air flow hoods that direct air jets downward in a straight path, as well as clean room architecture that ensures turbulence is lessened. It is defined as the controlled airflow through the entire cross-section of a clean zone with a steady velocity and approximately parallel streamlines. The Cleanroom Laminar Air Flow is a way of making sure that air flows in only one direction, lessening the possibility of particles getting kicked around and landing in your cleanroom.