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DTU Nanolab Danimarca cambia 291 FFU in camera bianca
End User: DTU Nanolab Denmark – National Centre for Nano Fabrication and Characterization
Industry: Semiconductor
DTU Nanolab is the National Centre for Nano Fabrication and Characterization in Denmark and is owned by and located at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in Lyngby, North of Copenhagen. DTU Nanolab operates and maintains advanced processing equipment within 1.350 m2, class 10-100, ISO 9001-certified, open access, pay-per-use cleanroom facilities.
As a research infrastructure the DTU supports research and development within state of the art characterization and fabrication technologies. To ensure world class expertise the institute conducts research in fabrication and characterization technologies at DTU Nanolab. Their faculty of around 15 professors and researchers covers a wide range of technologies and methods. The primary goal of their research is to push the state of the art within selected technologies in order to enable novel applications and devices. For more information www.nanolab.dtu.dk/english
As almost all facilities of this kind the DTU Nanolab is suffering from high energy costs for the operation of their cleanrooms. The fan filter unit infrastructure, the HEPA filters used within the units, as well as the controls for the complete system have been identified as an important corner stone to achieve energy savings. The fan filter units currently in use are partly 15 years in service and in terms of energy efficiency, system integrity and noise level not state-of-the-art. Based on AAF’s strong image within the semiconductor industry and long track record including thousands of installations of FFUs and low-energy consuming ePTFE HEPA filters, AAF suggested a convincing solution - with sustainable success.
End User: DTU Nanolab Denmark – National Centre for Nano Fabrication and Characterization
Industry: Semiconductor
DTU Nanolab is the National Centre for Nano Fabrication and Characterization in Denmark and is owned by and located at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) in Lyngby, North of Copenhagen. DTU Nanolab operates and maintains advanced processing equipment within 1.350 m2, class 10-100, ISO 9001-certified, open access, pay-per-use cleanroom facilities.
As a research infrastructure the DTU supports research and development within state of the art characterization and fabrication technologies. To ensure world class expertise the institute conducts research in fabrication and characterization technologies at DTU Nanolab. Their faculty of around 15 professors and researchers covers a wide range of technologies and methods. The primary goal of their research is to push the state of the art within selected technologies in order to enable novel applications and devices. For more information www.nanolab.dtu.dk/english
As almost all facilities of this kind the DTU Nanolab is suffering from high energy costs for the operation of their cleanrooms. The fan filter unit infrastructure, the HEPA filters used within the units, as well as the controls for the complete system have been identified as an important corner stone to achieve energy savings. The fan filter units currently in use are partly 15 years in service and in terms of energy efficiency, system integrity and noise level not state-of-the-art. Based on AAF’s strong image within the semiconductor industry and long track record including thousands of installations of FFUs and low-energy consuming ePTFE HEPA filters, AAF suggested a convincing solution - with sustainable success.
291 Fan filter Units (FFUs) are about to be changed in the cleanroom with an estimated completion date in May 2022. The new FFUs are quieter than the existing FFUs and will save 122.000 kWh/year, corresponding to ca. 268.000 kr./year
