What are the standard requirements for serum cold storage construction

Serum cold rooms are specialised facilities for storing biomedical samples such as serum samples and their construction must meet a series of standard requirements to ensure the quality and safety of the samples. The following are the standard requirements for the construction of a serum cold room:

　　Temperature control

Temperature range: The temperature of the serum cold room should be maintained within a constant range, usually between -20°C and -80°C, to ensure the stability and shelf life of the serum samples.

Temperature uniformity: The temperature in the cold room should be uniformly distributed to avoid localised high or low temperatures, which may affect the quality of the samples.

Temperature monitoring and recording: The cold storage should be equipped with a temperature monitoring system that can monitor the temperature in real time and record the temperature data for inspection.

　　Humidity control

Humidity range: The humidity in the cold room should be maintained within a suitable range, usually between 20% and 80%, to prevent condensation or drying of serum samples.

Humidity uniformity: Humidity should be evenly distributed within the cold room to avoid localised wet or dry conditions that may affect the quality of the samples.

　　Air quality and ventilation

Air quality: The air inside the cold room should be kept clean and free from harmful gases and microorganisms to ensure the purity and safety of the samples.

Ventilation system: Cold storage should be equipped with an effective ventilation system to ensure air circulation and prevent odour build-up and air pollution.

　　Light Control

Light protection: Light inside the cold room should be controlled at an appropriate level to avoid direct sunlight or UV radiation to prevent photosensitivity damage to the samples.

　　Safety and Monitoring

Safety equipment: Cold rooms should be equipped with safety equipment such as fire alarm systems and emergency power failure devices to cope with unforeseen situations.

Monitoring system: The cold storage should be equipped with a monitoring system to monitor the temperature, humidity and other parameters in real time, and be able to alarm and record abnormalities in a timely manner.

　　Cleaning and Maintenance

Regular cleaning: Cold storage should be cleaned regularly to keep the internal environment clean and hygienic.

Equipment maintenance: The equipment in the cold storage should be regularly checked and maintained to ensure its normal operation and stability.

The standard requirements for the construction of serum cold rooms cover temperature control, humidity control, air quality and ventilation, light control, security and monitoring, cleaning and maintenance, etc. to ensure that serum samples are stored in a way that maintains good quality and safety. Cold storage design and construction that meets these standard requirements will help to improve the preservation of biomedical samples and guarantee the accuracy and reliability of medical research and clinical diagnosis. If you have such cold storage construction needs in the near future, HAOCOOL specialises in providing a complete set of cold storage engineering design, equipment, installation, after-sales integration solutions for large-scale food, pharmaceutical, cold chain logistics, chemical and other enterprises to provide cold storage construction services.