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Solid State Technology
Year 2002 Issue 10
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Iest Standard Shows Diff IEST standard shows difference between minienvironments, isolators
Right around the time the now retired Federal Standard 209 debuted, gloveboxes were being used by the pharmaceutical and microelectronics industries in similar fashions.
Fry Steps Down As Pda Pr Fry steps down as PDA president, Maitra named European director
PDA ANNOUNCED that after 11 years, Edmund M. Fry, president of the international association for pharmaceutical science and technology, has stepped down to embark upon a new career.
Fda Cgmp Initiative A St FDA cGMP initiative: A streamlining step in the right direction
IT WAS ONLY IN the last 25 years that two college dropouts founded Apple Computer in a garage, while Wang was building word processors linked to central computers for office use.
Cryolife In Business Des Cryolife in business despite recall
IT'S BUSINESS AS usual for the nation's largest supplier of living human tissue for implantation now that it can continue supplying specimens in emergencies amid a recall of potentially tainted tissue.
Cleanpak Gives Servicor Cleanpak gives Servicor new life
CLEANPAK INTERnational Inc. (CPI) has acquired the assets of Servicor Inc., a maker of modular cleanrooms and portable isolation equipment, pumping new life into the veins of an industry mainstay.
Balazs Air Liquide Enter Balazs Air Liquide enters real-time monitoring industry Internet portal to provide real-time analytical results online
BALAZS ANALYLITical Services, a division of Air Liquide America Corp., threw its hat into the real-time monitoring ring recently with the debut of FabNet service, an Internet portal that allows clients access to current and archived analytical data online.
Particles Incam Solutions expands global infrastructure
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COLUMNS
Life Sciences Select the proper engineering controls for your particular containment task
In my July column, I presented an overview of the four critical elements that compose a successful contamination control system geared for the life sciences: engineering controls, work practices, administrative controls and personal protective elements.
Electronics When a battery is not actually a battery
Past columns referred to the use of "diffusion batteries" to measure the concentration of aerosol particles in cleanrooms.
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DEPARTMENTS
Inventors Corner Plasma process apparatus
Letters Messy airflow design chart
This letter is to comment on the July 2002 "Unfiltered" column "Cleanroom airflows Part II: The messy details" by Mike Fitzpatrick and Ken Goldstein.
Unfiltered The cleanroom as
Although it's hard to imagine exactly how the next ten years of technical advancements will change our daily lives, process change advancements will have a dramatic impact on clean production and the future of cleanrooms
Viewpoint More steps toward enlightened industry
You can argue that "change" and "progress" are inexorably linked—change for the better yields progress.
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FEATURES
Cleanrooms China A Big S CleanRooms China a big success
"It was a big success," says James Enos, Pennwell Corp. vice president and CleanRooms group publishing director.
Build Layers Of Protecti Build layers of protection for effective ESD management
Understand the ESD failure mechanisms involved in your applications and apply the proper protection technologies available
Built To Spec Built in record time
Wafer fab comes in under budget in less than five months
Special Report A whole new state of purity
The ITRS calls for gas purity levels that are next to impossible to measure. However, the situation is not totally hopeless, as advances in technology promise better and less-expensive impurity detection
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PRODUCTS
Gas Purity Products.html Gas purity products
Current gas control requirements are met, in part, by engineering and attention to detail in today's gas delivery systems.
New Products.html NEW PRODUCTS
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