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Ventilation for Composites Trim Area

Ventilation for Composites Trim Area

Ventilation for Composites Trim Area

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We would like to improve the ventilation in a dedicated composites machining area.  We have a variety of operations which take place in the room including centerless grinding (water bathed), drilling (dry) as well as abrasive cutting and grinding (dry).  I'm wondering if anyone has specific guidelines for airflow requirements for composites machining areas.  Secondly I'd be interested to hear what has been successful for others in terms of local vs. general area dust control measures.  Thanks

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