[labnetwork] Nitrous Oxide Gas Monitoring Survey

[Welander, Paul B.]

Hi Dan,

We are installing N2O as part of a new cleanroom build at SLAC. No cabinet or bunker, and no monitoring (local building codes require neither).

Paul



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Paul B. Welander, Ph.D.

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
2575 Sand Hill Road, M/S 94
Menlo Park, CA 94025
welander at slac.stanford.edu
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Our IR sensor for N2O monitoring has recently died, and there are questions being raised on if it is needed or not. If your facility has nitrous oxide in it, I would appreciate if you can share the answers to these two questions:



  1.  How do you store / secure the N2O (gas cabinet, gas bunker, neither, etc.)?
  2.  Do you have any gas monitoring for it?



Any other code or security / abuse insights anyone can offer would also be appreciated. Thanks.



Dan



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