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The antistatic performance of cleanroom clothing - Do tests on the fabric relate to the performance of the garment within the cleanroom?

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1 Author(s)
Dyer, M.J.D. ; 1 Westbury Lodge Close, Pinner, Middlesex, Ha5 3fg, Uk

The work questions whether the static disspative performance of cleanroom garments can be effectively defined by standard tests on the fabric & reference is made to several industrial siturations where the use of standard testing of the textile material does not relate to end-use performance. Data is presented to show that there is little or no correlation between tests or test methods & that test results on the fabric can be inappropriate or misleading in relation to end-use performance. It is suggested that the performance of cleanroom garments can be defined only by realistic end-use testing.

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Electrical Overstress/Electrostatic Discharge Symposium,1997. Proceedings

Date of Conference: 25-25 Sept. 1997

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