The highly qualified General Filter Staff offers the possibility to organize theoretical and practical courses on plant management for air filtration, calibrated according to specific sectors such as medical, pharmaceutical, automotive, food & beverage, etc. Operators dealing with the design, installation, management and maintenance of the air handling units will be able to learn how to optimize processes and performance. GF Lab helps you make the most appropriate choices in relation to the various needs and in accordance with the legal provisions in force. The courses will offer up-to-date insight on the latest systems features, testing techniques & maintenance issues in order to help choose the “right” system.
Project, installation, maintenance and validation.
The course is aimed at workers who deal with the project, installation, management and maintenance of air conditioning systems for the welfare and air treatment systems in processes “bio-clean” in hospital, medical, chemical and pharmaceutical industries. It has theoretical and practical approach and has the expressed purpose of establishing the essential elements of the theory and fundamentals of filtration systems in both civilian and industrial contexts.
The course aims to provide basic knowledge useful for assessing the various types of systems, analyzing characteristics and features to help you make the most appropriate choices in relation to the various needs and in accordance with the current regulations of the Health Authorities.
In addition to practical information to address the characteristics of air purification and filtration systems for different system applications will be dealt with topics related to testing, maintenance, selection and management of the systems.
Norms, classifications, specific filters
The course analyzes the specific needs, in terms of air filtration, of clean rooms — ie controlled contamination environments above all in the electronic and pharmaceutical industry, hospitals, food production plants, the horticultural sector, as well as many types of biomedical laboratories and all those sites where it is necessary to keep airborne contamination under control.
Starting from the analysis of international standards that classify clean rooms, ISO 14644, we analyze the different types of contaminants and therefore the parameters that allow us to identify the ISO class.
The course finally illustrates in detail the characteristics of each individual and specific filter suitable for clean rooms guiding the user to evaluate the different performances taking into account also the optimization of energy savings.
