The main contents of the laboratory ventilation system construction are as follows:

Preparation phase:




Comprehensive understanding of the laboratory's usage characteristics and ventilation requirements, with a detailed construction plan.

Inspect the existing ventilation system and identify areas requiring improvement.

Procure ventilation equipment and piping materials that meet the specified requirements.

Coordinate lab operation schedules to minimize disruption.










Pipe layout and installation:




Based on the design drawings, rationally plan the layout and position of the ventilation ducts to ensure they do not interfere with the use of the laboratory.

Connect the new ventilation pipe to the existing equipment, ensuring a good seal.

Secure and suspend the pipeline to prevent any displacement or vibration.

Thoroughly inspect each pipeline node to ensure its seal integrity.










Equipment installation and debugging:




Install fans, regulating valves, and other equipment at the designated locations and connect them to the piping.

Inspect equipment operation and adjust parameters of control system settings.

Adjust the entire ventilation system to ensure it meets the laboratory's ventilation requirements.










System Acceptance and Handover:




Invite relevant parties for system acceptance and confirm that all indicators meet the standards.

Prepare detailed completion documents, including equipment specifications and debugging data.

Provide systematic operation training for lab staff to ensure immediate management and maintenance capabilities.

Conduct the final engineering handover and ensure the lab's ventilation system is operating properly.