HVAC In Laboratories Quality Operations Considerations
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Considering the hazards users are exposed to in a laboratory, the air quality must be tightly controlled to avoid contamination. Heating ventilation air systems (HVAC) play a critical role in controlling the hazards posed to lab users and the lab environment. Design and operations of HVAC systems for laboratory, is an important factor in ensuring a safe environment.
This webinar will provide insight into the quality & operations considerations needed to assure a safe working environment in the lab.
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HVAC in Laboratories - Quality & Operations considerations
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Variable and Non-Variable air quality monitoring must be performed routinely.
5 Micron, 0.3 micron air filter.
Based on the hazard and grade area classification. Same grade or class min 5 PSI.
Based on human comfort.
Based on human comfort.
Ventilation system, filter cleaning, fitting checks, others.
Chemical Lab: Air temperature, RH and detection devices for outdoor air.
Micro Lab: Grade-C, Grade-D specification.
Lab ventilation air flow measurement can be depends upon area classification.
– Microbiology & Cell biology lab: Class-D 20 air changes
– General lab: Based on hazards.
AHU is recommended.
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