Ummmm...how clean is a clean room after the fire starts? This seems like a real "duh" to me. Maybe I'm missing something here, but I'd bet a paycheck that after a fire gets going in a clean room, all of the specs are pretty well shot. Harry At 12:22 PM 11/27/2005, you wrote: >Hi, > >Currently, our CalIT2 clean room spaces have been designed with "A-B-C" >dry powder extinguishers only. Given the nature of the work being done >in these clean rooms it concerns me to have these units as our only >available option. I am considering putting CO2 type units in the main >corridor of the clean room space as well. Any thoughts, for or against, >would be greatly appreciated. > >Hope you are all having a great holiday weekend! > >Doug > >Douglas Harvey (Chemical Hygiene Officer) >UCSD-Environment, Health & Safety >Desk Phone: (858) 822-1579 >Cell Phone: (858) 583-3257 >Email: daharvey**At_Symbol_Here**ucsd.edu > >
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