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Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:11:24 -0600
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Subject: Re: Centrally located glass-walled fume hoods
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I believe that the glass student hoods at Washington U., are all Labcon
co
Classmate hoods and total 210 units in all.
Kevin C. Gilkison
Director of Ventilation Technologies
Labconco Corporation
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1-800-821-5525 ext. 720
Janet Baum
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Washington University in St. Louis has all u.g. student labs with the
Fisher-Hamilton (now Thermo-Electron) glass-walled FH. in their Laborat
ory
Science Building. =A0These are all arranged back to back. =A0Mr. Ed His
s is the
facility manager for that building and can offer you some information.
=A0He
can be contacted through WUSTL's Chemistry Dept.
Janet Baum, AIA
Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Design
Washington University in St. Louis
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 8:32 AM, Kristi Ohr wrote:
Does anyone have the glass-walled fume hoods (such as the TruView
hoods=A0made by Kewaunee)=A0in their teaching labs?=A0 I'm specifical
ly
interested in the back-to-back configuration of these in the center o
f
the room (as opposed to the around the perimeter of the room layout).
We're in the process of planning a new chemistry=A0building, and
are=A0considering the kind that have an actual glass barrier between
the
hoods so that the hoods are not dependent on one another.=A0 Does any
one
have these in their labs, and if so, what sorts of problems have you
had
with them?
Thank you,
Kristi Evenson-Ohr
Amherst College
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