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Tri-Stack laboratory fume hood exhaust systems systems at the University of Notre Dame’s South Bend, Indiana Galvin Laboratory Complex prevent re-entrainment of laboratory workstation fume hood exhaust into the building’s ventilation air intakes. ...
ByStrobic Air Corporation based in Lansdale, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
The Center for Environmental Science and Technology Management (CESTM) for the State of New York, an ultra-modern 70,000 sq.ft. building housing 25 laboratory workstations, has three 17,000 CFM Tri-Stack® laboratory fume hood exhaust systems to prevent exhaust re-entrainment and eliminate odor in the ...
ByStrobic Air Corporation based in Lansdale, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Our FLU-ACE heat recovery technology can recover as much as 90% of the heat normally lost through dryer section / hood exhausts in the form of water at 50°C to 70°C. This is possible using the FLU-ACE’s unique direct contact (gas/liquid) packed-tower design, enabling optimal recovery of both sensible and latent heat, in widely varying operating ...
ByThermal Energy International Inc. based in Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
One of the main considerations with regard to the Center’s Tri-Stack exhaust systems was proper ventilation of 32 laboratory workstation fume hoods. Since prevention of exhaust re-entrainment was critical, wind tunnel tests were performed using models to determine affects of wind on the facility and surrounding buildings, as well as the surrounding buildings’ affects on the new building. In addition to preventing re-entrainment, architects were ...
ByStrobic Air Corporation based in Lansdale, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
At the Viral Immunology Center at Georgia State University (GSU), Atlanta, Georgia, Tri-Stack® laboratory fume hood ventilation systems solve a number of dynamic issues at Biosafety Level 4 laboratories, where sophisticated viral studies are conducted. ...
ByStrobic Air Corporation based in Lansdale, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Semiconductor manufacturing process emissions and pollution control challenges include VOC abatement; acid gas scrubbing; fluid handling; filtration; and laboratory fume hood ...
ByCECO Environmental based in Addison, TEXAS (USA)
CECO delivers proven products and systems for a wide range of emission control, filtration and fluid handling challenges including volatile organic compound (VOC) abatement; mist elimination; acid gas scrubbing; dry particulate filtration; industrial dust; fume, mist and air handling systems; fluid handling; filtration; and fume hood ...
ByCECO Environmental based in Addison, TEXAS (USA)
Combustible dust is a serious concern for engineered lumber plants—with dangerous consequences if not managed properly. Created as a byproduct of the manufacturing process, dust can not only cause health issues but can be an explosion hazard. Typically, air systems must meet the requirements of NFPA Sections 68, 69, 77, 91, 499, 654 & 644. Allied Blower supplies air NFPA complaint systems for various panel and engineered lumber manufacturing plants, as well as plywood, OSB, MDF, particleboard, LVL, PSL ...
ByAllied Blower & Sheet Metal Ltd. based in Surrey, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)