The standards and guidelines for clean booths (CLEANBOOTH) are primarily established based on cleanroom requirements, particularly the standards for air cleanliness levels. These guidelines outline the procedures for ensuring that clean booth projects meet the necessary specifications and performance criteria.

The final acceptance of a clean booth should be organized by the construction unit, with the participation of the construction, design, and supervision teams. This stage confirms that the clean booth meets the basic design and construction requirements.

After final acceptance, functional acceptance should be conducted by the construction unit, with testing carried out by a third-party organization that possesses the necessary qualifications. The purpose is to verify that all functional parameters, such as air cleanliness and environmental controls, comply with the design specifications and industry standards.

Usage acceptance is performed after the successful completion of functional acceptance. It ensures that the clean booth performs as required under actual operating conditions. This stage may involve further testing by a qualified third party or a joint effort between the construction unit and the third party, with the cooperation of the design and construction teams.

Clean booth project acceptance involves testing under different conditions:

These acceptance stages are crucial for confirming that the clean booth meets all design, usage, and relevant industry standards.