Transportable Field Research Facility - Another New Tool for Field Researchers

R. Lencse, D. VanWinkle, T. Hartberg, and D. Kammel


 
ABSTRACT

In 1989, American Cyanamid's Agricultural Research Division chose a proactive posture to update and standardize facilities for the storage and handling of chemicals used by its field research staff. Safe storage was accomplished by designing and manufacturing specialized chemical storage units in 1990. The second project, ensuring the safe handling of chemicals, was completed in 1992 with the design, production and sitting of unique Transportable Field Research Facilities. Design considerations included personal health and safety, environmental Protection and good laboratory practices (GLP). Assistance in design and construction was provided by the Agricultural Engineering Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Interior design included a fume hood, stainless steel work surfaces, spill containment, rinsate collection and automatic fire suppression.



Reprinted from 1993 Proceedings Beltwide Cotton Conferences pg. 64
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