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• Modification of Laboratory Fume Cupboards .
• The HKUST has recently contracted with Phoenix Controls to upgrade certain fume cupboards fume hoods to an energy saving mode.   By the use of motion sensors to detect active use of the fume cupboard, the upgraded systems will automatically reduce the flow of air when no user is present. ...   The following discussion is to clarify the continued safe status of the modified fume cupboards. ...
• In many cases, good performance of the fume cupboard correlates with a uniform face velocity. ...

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• SOME FUME HOOD SELECTION AND PERFORMANCE CRITERIA* Joao, R. ... , Oak Ridge, NJ 07438 Abstract Fume hoods are important pieces of laboratory equipment and essential to any ventilation system of which they are a part. Although at best 50% of the fume hoods monitored for this study performed adequately at any one time, those with bypasses performed better than those without. ... Invariably, these differences occurred when the fume hood was affected by cross currents. The anemometer was particularly useful for detecting cross currents, variations across the face of the sash opening, and slot obstructions, whereas the flow meter was better adapted for the calibration of VAV fume hood controls. Evaluating fume hood performance is an elaborate process, but one which would benefit from more discussion and consensus among those who manufacture, locate, install, use, and certify them. Introduction Fume hoods may owe their origins to the furnaces associated with the questionable practices of medieval science(1), but, as recommended under the new Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) Laboratory Standard(2), the improved understanding of toxicology and the requirements of modern laboratory endeavors dictate that fume hoods be used more frequently and their design and performance be more closely controlled. In many cases scientists have come to rely upon fume hoods as their primary, if not sole, protective device. In addition, in laboratories of older construction the fume hood is often the only means of exhausting laboratory air. ... (ASHRAE)(8), the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH)(9), and the Scientific Equipment and Furniture Association (SEFA)(10) have established baselines for fume hood design, evaluation, and operation, and associated room ventilation. None-the-less, refinements in standards and agreement on methods would optimize and facilitate current laboratory fume hood operations.

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• Fume Hood Work Practices and Procedures.
• Before using a fume hood, make sure your work area is clean and uncluttered. ...
• Never use the fume hood to store chemicals and equipment between procedures. ...
• Verify the date on the inspection sticker on the fume hood. The fume hood should be inspected annually. ...
• The fume hood average face velocity should be between 100-150 feet per minute. ...
• Do not use the fume hood if it is not working properly. Contact the Physical Plant (2-6400 or 4-2400) if the fume hood is not working. ...
• Never put your head inside a fume hood. ...
• Electrical extension cords are not safe to use in a fume hood due to the danger of an explosion or fire. ...
• Keep all apparatus at least 6 inches inside the fume hood. ...
• These actions may increase turbulence and reduce the effectiveness of the fume hood. ...
• If a fire occurs inside the fume hood, immediately close the sash and activate the fire alarm, exit the room, close the door and from a safe area, contact University Police to report a chemical fire. ...
• Keep fume hood exhaust on at all times. ...
• Keep the sash closed completely when the fume hood is not in use. ...

• Fume Hoods .
• Fume hoods provide primary confinement in a chemical laboratory. ... Fume hoods also provide physical protection against fire, spills, and explosion. Fume hoods provide the best protection when the fume hood sash is in the closed position. All chemical fume hoods must be ducted to the outside of the building. ...
• Types of Fume Hoods .
• There are three basic types of fume hoods: (1) standard, (2) bypass, and (3) auxiliary air. In addition, there are three classes of fume hoods: A, B, and C. ...
• STANDARD FUME HOODS The face velocity of a standard fume hood is inversely related to the open face area, allowing a constant volume of air to be exhausted. ...
• BYPASS FUME HOODS Bypass fume hoods are also called "balanced air" or "constant volume" fume hoods. As the sash is lowered, bypass fume hoods allow constant exhaust volumes that help keep the room ventilation system balanced. ... AUXILIARY AIR FUME HOODS Auxiliary air fume hoods are also known as "supplied air" hoods. ... The face velocity of an auxiliary air fume hood may vary. ...
• The following guidelines are recommendations for face velocities of three classes of chemical fume hoods. ...
• Class A Fume Hood Recommended average face velocity is 115 to 125 fpm with a minimum of 100 fpm at any point. ... Class B Fume Hood Recommended average face velocity is 95 to 110 fpm with a minimum of 80 fpm at any point. ... Class C Fume Hood Recommended average face velocity is 75 to 95 fpm with a minimum of 60 fpm at any point. This class of fume hood is suitable for use with materials having a TLV greater than 100 ppm (e. ... Special Fume Hoods Special fume hoods are necessary when working with certain chemicals and operations. Examples of special fume hoods include the following: Perchloric acid fume hood These fume hoods have a water spray system to wash down the entire length of the exhaust duct, the baffle, and the wall. ... Walk-in hoods These fume hoods have single vertical sashes or double vertical sashes and an opening that extends to the floor. ... If special filtration is necessary with these fume hoods, contact the Environmental Health & Safety Department. ... Fume Hood Safety Considerations .

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• 1 2 1 Health and Safety Services Ltd are able to supply, install, service and test all types of fume cupboards, to comply with Design Note 29 and Building Bulletin 88 for educational establishments and also BS7258 for more rigorous applications. We can call on over twenty years of staff experience within the fume extraction industry and we have developed our services during this period to suit our client's needs.
• Whatever your fume extraction requirements we are confident that we can provide a fume cupboard to suit your needs. ...
• All servicing and testing of fume cupboards is carried out in accordance with Design Note 29, the design specification covering "fume cupboards in schools" or to British Standard BS7258 Part 1:1994 Annex C (normative).

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• CHEMICAL FUME HOODS.
• Chemical Fume Hoods are the most important and most common containment control device in today's modern laboratory Many factors can impact the hoods ability to contain harmful vapors, mists and particulate. ...
• OSHA and the newest laboratory ventilation standards* recognize the impact external variables have on fume hood performance. ...
• We started life as a chemical fume hood certification firm and have evolved - keeping pace with developing technologies, current thinking and the newest standards. ...
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• Fume Hood Cuts Electricity Use .
• Fume hoods, devices that are widely used by high-tech industries, hospitals and universities, help keep workers safe but can use a lot of energy - a single fume hood running 24 hours a day uses as much energy as an entire house. New fume hood technology developed by researchers at the US Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory claims to reduce energy use by 50% or more.
• Fume hoods are ubiquitous in industrial, medical and university research facilities. ... Fume hoods capture, contain and exhaust hazardous fumes created during industrial processes or laboratory experiments.
• "Fume hoods typically require large exhaust flows and are usually never turned off, so they use a tremendous amount of energy both in fan power and in heated and cooled room air," said co-developer Geoffrey Bell. ...
• A typical fume hood, with a sash opening six feet wide and two to three feet high, circulates air through this sash at 100 feet per minute. ...
• There are an estimated 85,000 fume hoods in California, and more than 500,000 in the United States. ...
• "This invention improves user safety while reducing both energy use and the size of mechanical systems required to provide adequate heating, ventilation and cooling," said Berkeley Laboratory's Dale Sartor, one of the fume hood's developers and Head of the Environmental Energy Technologies Division's Applications Team.
• The prototype high-performance fume hood installation at UCSF's Scanning Electron Microscopy & Cardiovascular Structure Laboratory is the first in a working laboratory in California and one of two prototypes in testing in the US.
• The Berkeley fume hood has a patent pending.
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• We realize that the design, implementation and ultimate success of today's laboratory ventilation systems requires the integration of health and safety issues, fume hood operation, systems engineering, and energy conservation techniques, in addition to equipment selection and maintenance. ...
• Our commitment to providing state-of-the-art, industrial, environmental controls resulted in the world's first and only "real time" dynamic, interactive fume hood containment system - VFV™. ... Flow Safe "firsts" include: fume hood performance alarms, precise duct airflow measuring with multi-point averaging at affordable prices, linear characterized butterfly dampers for precise airflow balancing, and airflow control with remote commissioning and auto zero and span.
• Most recently Robert Morris, Flow Safe's president and CEO, was awarded the prestigious "Inventor of the Year" by the New Jersey Research and Development Council for our patented, high performance, bi-stable vortex fume hood. The Vortex II hood is the first major advancement in fume hood technology in 50 years and has succeeded in solving the problem of high energy consumption and poor containment found in conventional hoods. ... This fume hood is a critical factor in creating "green" laboratory environments. Government studies indicate that if only half of the existing fume hoods were replaced with high performance, low airflow fume hoods, our nation would save 235 trillion BTU's of energy per year. ...

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