Modern lab facilities have evolved to be more flexible, adaptable, and sustainable. They are safer for occupants to work in, and more economical to operate. Building systems have evolved to support these needs, and to support scientific advancement by delivering greater capability and performance. This is true of building utilities in general, and specifically true of building vacuum systems. Local vacuum networks are economical and sustainable systems which deliver deep, stable, high-quality vacuum to lab buildings by taking a modular, yet scalable, approach. This course will compare local vacuum networks against central vacuum systems with respect to the components used as well as design and project execution considerations. Brief case studies of representative installations will be used to highlight the suitability of this strategy for building-wide vacuum supply.

Approximately 1 hour. Delivered via webinar or face-to-face presentation. Available sessions shown below.

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American Institute of Architects (AIA)

Course Number/ID: VAC0202

Approval ID: VAC0202

AIA/CES Learning units: 1

AIA approved course. This course qualifies for 1.0 AIA/HSW LU.

Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW)

Course Number/ID: VAC0202

Approval ID: VAC0202

Hours: 1

This course qualifies for HSW.

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