This webinar delves into the advanced applications of particle counters, showcasing their essential role in ensuring the integrity and performance of sensitive components. We will explore best practices for optimizing particle counter usage, from selection criteria to optimizing particle transport increasing contamination mitigation for better cleanliness integrity.
Overview
Particle Measuring Systems (PMS) has been at the forefront of contamination monitoring technology in the aerospace and defense industries for over 45 years. Our expertise spans from ensuring contamination control in spacecraft assembly to pioneering the development of particle monitors for extraterrestrial exploration. This webinar delves into the advanced applications of particle counters, showcasing their essential role in ensuring the integrity and performance of sensitive components. We will explore best practices for optimizing particle counter usage, from selection criteria to optimizing particle transport increasing contamination mitigation for better cleanliness integrity. Attendees will gain insights into current industry standards, meeting current security requirements and future trends, equipping them with the knowledge to implement more effective contamination management strategies in aerospace and defense environments.
Key Takeaways
- Gain insights into current industry standards
- Discover the role of particle counters in ensuring the integrity and performance of sensitive components
- Learn how to implement more effective contamination management strategies in aerospace and defense environments
Speakers
Prior to covering the aerosol, compressed gas, and airborne molecular contamination (AMC) products at Particle Measuring Systems, Hutchinson was an applications engineer focusing on the AMC and aerosol products globally. He serves as a subject matter expert for both AMC and aerosol particles, specializing in their handling and mitigation in cleanroom environments. Hutchinson holds a Bachelors and Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering.
Lake is an applications engineer with Particle Measuring Systems, serving as subject matter expert for aerosol, gas, and AMC contamination control and monitoring. Prior to this, Lake was an aerobiology engineer working in Aerosol Science Research and Development validating the Aerobiology Testing Lab and designing new aerosol and microbial contamination monitoring products. Before joining Particle Measuring Systems, she designed and ran research experiments related to respiratory and airborne diseases and therapies. Lake holds her Master of Science in Microbiology and Bachelor of Science in Biology.