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| H.E.P.A. |
High Efficiency Particulate Air, throw away media dry type
filter in a rigid frame having a minimum particle efficiency of 99.97% for 0.3 micron
particles. |
| CFM | Cubic foot per minute, volume flow rate. |
| FPM | Feet per minute, air velocity. (distance traveled per unit of
time is usually expressed in feet per minute) |
| BTU |
British thermal unit
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| Riser |
A framing structure used to increase the work surface height
of a standard Horizontal Laminar Flow from 32.75 to 36.75, 38.75 or 40.75 inches. Unit can be added on to
existing units in the field. |
| Magnehelic |
Instrument used to monitor pressure within the plenum chamber
of the H.E.P.A. filter module. Increased static pressure indicates the need to adjust the air
flow of the work station or when this is no longer possible replace the
H.E.P.A. filter
assembly. |
| Germicidal lamp |
The Germicidal bulb is a special glass that transmits
ultraviolet radiation of 253.7 nanometer wavelength generated by the arc. Radiation of
this wavelength kills a wide variety of bacteria and molds. |
| Diopter |
Term
used to identify the amount of power in a lens. Each diopter increases
magnification by approximately 25%. |
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