AILV cleanroom panels support battery and new-energy production areas where humidity, dust, zoning and material compatibility must be engineered together.
Battery & New Energy Cleanroom Design Priorities
- Separate dry-room and general clean areas according to the process.
- Coordinate vapour barriers, sealed joints and service penetrations for the required dew-point strategy.
- Select panel skins, cores and sealants for the approved chemical and cleaning environment.
- Integrate fire strategy, HVAC and safety requirements with the local design authority.
AILV Supply Scope
AILV manufactures modular cleanroom wall and ceiling panels, cleanroom doors and windows, stainless-steel products and supporting components. Project-specific materials, dimensions, joints and surface finishes are selected after the room conditions and interface requirements are confirmed.
- Insulated wall and ceiling panel systems
- Doors, windows and sealed transition details
- Service-penetration and interface coordination
- Project-specific material and finish options
Information Needed for a Project Review
| Project Input | What to Provide | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Layout and dimensions | Room plan, elevations or room schedule | Defines panel quantities, openings and interfaces |
| Process and zoning | People, material and equipment flow | Supports clean/less-clean separation and room relationships |
| Environmental targets | Temperature, humidity, pressure and cleanliness needs | Coordinates the envelope with HVAC and operations |
| Cleaning conditions | Disinfectants, wash-down and cleaning frequency | Supports surface, joint and sealant review |
| Compliance basis | Country, local code and required documents | Identifies project-specific tests and records |
| Schedule and destination | Required delivery date and installation location | Supports production, packing and logistics planning |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a battery dry room the same as a standard cleanroom?
Not necessarily. A dry room adds stringent moisture-control requirements, so the envelope and HVAC design must be coordinated for the target dew point.
Which panel is best for a battery facility?
The answer depends on fire strategy, temperature, humidity, chemical exposure, span and local code. AILV reviews these inputs before recommending a configuration.
Discuss Your Battery & New Energy Cleanroom
Send the application, room dimensions, target environmental conditions, preferred panel construction and project schedule to albert@ailvtech.com. Phone/WhatsApp: +8617300630130.