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Subject: Re: Low-flow hoods
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Date: Mon, 5 Oct 2009 16:41:46 -0400
Reply-To: Barbara Mowery <bmowery**At_Symbol_Here**YCP.EDU>
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From: Barbara Mowery <bmowery**At_Symbol_Here**YCP.EDU>
Subject: Low-flow hoods

Dear Colleagues,

I am doing the annual update of our Chemical Hygiene Plan, which specifies face velocity rates for fume hoods. However, our newly remodeled Organic Lab has energy-efficient, low-flow hoods. What is an appropriate value of face velocity to specify for such hoods?

Barbara Mowery 
General Chemistry Laboratory Coordinator 
Physical Sciences Department 
York College of Pennsylvania 
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