Air changes in life science lab
Air changes in life science lab
(OP)
My calcs indicate 9 air changes per hour for the labs .... 100% OSA ..... 49 deg F space temp
The writeup from the school says 10-12 ACH occupied
I am providing 15.6 ACH
Is this adequate for control of odors?
The spaces are for cadaver disection .... no BSC's
The writeup from the school says 10-12 ACH occupied
I am providing 15.6 ACH
Is this adequate for control of odors?
The spaces are for cadaver disection .... no BSC's





RE: Air changes in life science lab
RE: Air changes in life science lab
Forgive me for being ignorant but what is a BSC?
RE: Air changes in life science lab
RE: Air changes in life science lab
BSC = Biological Safety Cabinet (really nice fume hood)
RE: Air changes in life science lab
You surely know better than that, especially if you've ever connected a Type B2 BSC to ductwork that serves fume hoods.
RE: Air changes in life science lab
A fume hood provides user safety only.
RE: Air changes in life science lab
RE: Air changes in life science lab
It is likely that disection could be on a necropsy table.Necropsy table has a perforated surface thru which air is drawn and exhausted out through the building exhaust.This would protect the doc from any bad odours.Check with the end user if they intend to use such an equipment.
Walkes,
interesting definion for the bsc!