The   all-steel fume hood is a protective device in the laboratory. It has an exhaust effect. Its importance can be imagined. When the experimental bench is filled with polluted air, the harm to the experimenters is immeasurable. The standard appearance of the cabinet is about 1200*850*2350, and it takes up a relatively large space. Its placement is also very important. So how to arrange it well?

 

        1. Many people like to place the all-steel fume hood against the wall. At this time, it should be noted that there should be a 0.3m distance from the wall on the other side to facilitate observation of the use of the cabinet.

 

        2. When two cabinets are placed opposite each other, the distance between them should be kept at 3m, and the central aisle should be positioned so that when two cabinets are operated at the same time, personnel will not collide.

 

       3. The distance between the cabinet and the experimental bench should be kept between 1.5-1.8m to prevent accidents caused by too small space when two people operate at the same time.

 

       4. When the cabinet is placed near the door, the distance between the cabinet and the door should be about 1m to prevent the door from colliding with the cabinet when it is opened.

        all-steel fume hood is a commonly used local exhaust system in experimental benches. Its working principle is to discharge the polluted gases generated in the cabinet through fan ducts to the outside after treatment to ensure the cleanliness of indoor air.

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