Welcome to the world of liquid particle counting and syringe sampling… If you’re new to liquid particle counting, you might not know anything about how we know if liquids are clean. One method to determine a liquid’s cleanliness is syringe sampling. Intro A syringe sampler represents the simplest delivery system for precisely…
Question: “What is the need of taking a non-viable particle count after a power outage for an hour. Our Class C area is stabilizing after 30 minutes of a power cut?” There are several reasons for deploying your Non-Viable Environmental Monitoring Program following a power outage, but primarily it is to…
Chemical Batch Sampling Use Case Studies #1 The SLS-20 and Chem 20 system has been tested to sample contamination down to 20 nm in chemicals ranging from sulfuric acid to organic solvents. In this blog, we will be taking a look at the following process chemicals: Sulfuric acid PGME, PGMEA…
Question: “Can you speak to the requirements for monitoring Class D clean areas for viable and nonviable particulate. The regulations don’t make it black and white.”
