04.29.25 -- Residue Management In Cleanrooms

The goal of cleanroom contamination control is clear: eradicate contaminants to maintain a compliant environment. Yet, residue left behind by disinfectant solutions frequently undermines this objective. Explore the challenges presented by residues as well as effective strategies for their management.

Production equipment and human involvement pose a threat to the cleanroom facility, especially where disinfectant solutions are used to control contamination from microorganisms. Learn about the problems caused by residues from disinfectant solutions, challenges to residue removal, and effective removal techniques.

Various types of disinfectant residues are commonly found in cleanroom environments. Gain insight into the characteristics and challenges associated with disinfectant residues on environmental surfaces within cleanrooms as well as examine the practical requirements necessary for the effective and efficient removal of these residues.

Methods such as visual inspection and Total Organic Carbon (TOC) sampling both have their respective advantages and challenges. Watch to find out about the benefits and obstacles associated with various techniques for assessing and validating surface residues, as well as how to achieve effective residue validation.