Labs21: Optimizing Laboratory Ventilation Design - Labs21 ...
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Green Strategies • Recycled Content Materials • Low-toxicity materials – Alternatives to epoxy – Alternatives to VCT – Trespa composite material • Construction waste management • CO 2 sensors, HVAC and lighting in offices and labs on occupancy sensors • Daylight harvesting • Radiant atrium flooring • Green Roof • Reduction of Air Change Rates Payette Associates Princeton Guyot Hall Addition Labs 21 Phone Forum - August 2003
Air Change Rates - Guidelines ASHRAE 62-2001 Source Budget Building Design Princeton Guyot Hall Addition 20 CFM/person = 3.6 ACH w/ 24 students & 10’ ceiling (University Labs). NFPA 45-2000 4 ACH Unoccupied, Occupied typically exceeds 8 ACH OSHA 1910.1450 – 1994 Prudent Practices – 1995 ASHRAE Applications - 2003 4 to 12 ACH is normally adequate of local exhaust (fume hoods are used). 6 to 12 ACH is normally adequate. Cooling may require higher rates. General Labs: 6 to 10 ACH normally adequate Animal: 15 ACH from NIH Guide BSL-1: BSL-2: Princeton University Standard = 10 Air Changes 3 to 4 ACH commonly used 6 to 15 ACH typical Payette Associates Labs 21 Phone Forum - August 2003
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Air Change Rates - Guidelines<br />
ASHRAE 62-2001<br />
Source Budget Building <strong>Design</strong><br />
Princeton Guyot Hall Addition<br />
20 CFM/person = 3.6 ACH w/ 24 students & 10’ ceiling<br />
(University Labs).<br />
NFPA 45-2000 4 ACH Unoccupied, Occupied typically exceeds 8 ACH<br />
OSHA 1910.1450 – 1994<br />
Prudent Practices – 1995<br />
ASHRAE Applications - 2003<br />
4 to 12 ACH is normally adequate of local exhaust<br />
(fume hoods are used).<br />
6 to 12 ACH is normally adequate. Cooling may require higher<br />
rates.<br />
General Labs: 6 to 10 ACH normally adequate<br />
Animal: 15 ACH from NIH Guide<br />
BSL-1:<br />
BSL-2:<br />
Princeton University Standard = 10 Air Changes<br />
3 to 4 ACH commonly used<br />
6 to 15 ACH typical<br />
Payette Associates<br />
Labs 21 Phone Forum - August 2003
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