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“Why Can’t We Put It In the Hood?” In my 40 years of pilot plant and laboratory experience I must have heard variants of this phrase a thousand times. Most were delivered in tones of

Glass and Pressure in the Laboratory

Glass and Pressure It is a truism that glass and pressure don’t go well together. However, many research organizations have misconceptions about the risk involved and,

Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety in Research

Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety In Research Applications Compressed gas cylinders are widely used in research operations as convenient, economical and safe high pressure gas sources. These gases can be

Hood Sashes: The Open (or Closed) Door Policy

Hood Sashes: The Open (or Closed) Door Policy Should a hood sash always be closed? Should a hood sash always be left a bit open? Do you need a hood sash? Questions like these come up a lot in

How Big Do I Need To Build A Pilot Plant: The Vexing Question of Scale

How Big Do I Need To Build A Pilot Plant: The Vexing Question of Scale What size do I need to build my pilot plant? (By size or scale, I am generally refereeing to throughput not physical size.) A smaller unit is usually

Contracting Pilot Plants and Research Support: The Good, the Bad, And the Ugly

Contracting Pilot Plants and Research Support: The Good, the Bad, And the Ugly Contracting pilot plants and research support has many facets. It can be as broad as hiring a contractor to design and construct and entire pilot

Periodic Overall Cold Eyes Safety Inspections: An Overlooked Tool in Pilot Plant and Laboratory Safety

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Periodic Overall Cold Eyes Safety Inspections: An Overlooked Tool in Pilot Plant and Laboratory Safety Everyone wants a safe research operation. No one gets hurt. Go home as you came in. Zero incidents. The slogans abound. Considerable effort is