Construction of physical and chemical laboratories
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The company needs to establish its own physical and chemical laboratories, including those for metallography, chemical analysis, and mechanical testing. I have no experience in setting up laboratories, and the people who sell equipment said that chemical experiments cannot be conducted in the same area as physical experiments. I would appreciate guidance from those with experience regarding the specific requirements of a laboratory and how to plan for it.
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Laboratories for testing and those for physics don’t have to be kept completely separate; I think the reason is that certain testing equipment, especially metallographic microscopes, needs to be protected from acid and alkali vapors, and there are also specific requirements regarding humidity. If the mechanics laboratory is large enough, it can accommodate tensile testing machines, impact testing machines, notches cutting machines for impact specimens, gauge blocks, and more ； The metallography laboratory can accommodate metallographic microscopes, projectors, etc ； In addition, there should be grinding machines, lapping machines, and embedding machines for grinding metallographic specimens; since dust is generated easily, these devices can be placed in a separate room ；
The bending and stamping area can accommodate a laboratory for metallography and chemical analysis, with dedicated facilities, as well as sufficient testing benches, sample cabinets, report cabinets, and so on
It is best to separate the mechanical properties laboratory from the chemical composition analysis and metallographic laboratories.
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These two laboratories are separated from each other in our company by just one wall
Equipment that requires a clean indoor environment, such as metallographic microscopes and microhardness testers, can be placed in one room; universal material testing machines and impact testers can also be kept in one room; metallographic pre-grinding machines, polishing machines, and chemicals used for etching can be stored in another room; chemical experiments should be conducted in a separate room. The suggestions above are for reference only.
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