A case study on eliminating containment and re-entrainment of laboratory workstation fume-hood exhaust
Indoor air quality (IAQ) has become a popular subject in the HPI
over the past few years, especially in laboratory environments
where research is conducted at workstations that generate toxic and
odoriferous atmospheric fumes. While expanding their Technical
Center East facility at the companies' headquarters in Dublin,
Ohio, Ashland Specialty Chemical Co. and Ashland Distribution Co.
have examined the IAQ issue. Many ventilation/exhaust options for
workstations during the planning phase were incorporated and
evaluated. As a result, benefits included maximizing employee
protection, preventing exhaust re-entrainment, eliminating
odoriferous exhaust, and lowering maintenance and ener
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