Phoenix Controls Corp - Case Studies

Case Studies

These are case studies that describe a variety of airflow control situations faced by facility managers and engineers (project, consulting, mechanical, and safety). Each piece gives you background, a description of the challenge faced, the solution implemented and its results. Available case studies are listed in the table below. To order copies, use our Literature Request form. Or view each piece in PDF format with Acrobat Reader.

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Laboratory Applications
Phoenix Controls Aids Patient Healing at City of Hope National Medical Center	City of Hope Hospital Duarte, CA	(125 KB)
Fast-track Research Lab Meets Stringent Biosafety Requirements	University of California at Irvine Irvine, CA The University of California at Irvine faced three major ventilation challenges when it added a BSL-3 lab to a new life sciences facility: safety, risk management, and a tight construction schedule. The Phoenix Controls Celeris^®system helped the university meet all of these requirements.	(132 KB)
Research Facilities Keep Pace With Fast Growing Company	Albany Molecular Research, Inc. Albany, NY	(53 KB)
Airflow Control System Proves Energy Efficient and Low in Maintenance	Brigham Young University Provo, Utah	(112 KB)
Meeting Expansion Requirements Using a Diversity Design	Milliken Research Corporation Spartanburg, South Carolina	(149 KB)
Einsparungen der Betriebskosten mit Phoenix-Laborlüftungssystem in einem neuen Chemiegebäude	Universität Lausanne Lausanne-Dorigny Schweiz	(158 KB)
Cost Effective Laboratory Expansion Within an Existing Space	University of Richmond Richmond, Virginia	(143 KB)
Construction Management Team Delivers Fast Track Project	University of Rochester Rochester, New York	(159 KB)
Designing for Precision Monitoring and Control	Vertex Pharmaceuticals Cambridge, Massachusetts	(169 KB)
Animal Room
A Demanding Control Environment	Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio	(56 KB)
LEED Certified
Science Facility Earns LEED Platinum Rating	The Donald Bren School of Environmental Science & Management University of California, Santa Barbara	(43 KB)

Research Facilities Keep Pace With Fast Growing Company

Albany Molecular Research, Inc. (AMRI), Albany, NY

Allelix Biopharmaceuticals

Phoenix valves control the airflow for a variety of laboratory exhaust devices, from snorkels to this large walk-in fume hood.

(53 KB)

Airflow Control System Proves Energy
Efficient and Low in Maintenance

Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah

University of Richmond This university gained a laboratory airflow control solution to meet all of its needs, and realized a payback on the equipment in less than 8 months.

(112 KB)

Meeting Expansion Requirements
Using a Diversity Design

Milliken Research Corporation
Spartanburg, South Carolina

Milliken Research Corporation This fast-track retrofit project was able to use the existing mechanical system while doubling the number of fume hoods using a diversity design and Usage Based Controls®.

(149 KB)

A Demanding Control Environment

W.M. Keck Genetics Research Facility
The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio

animal room

Accel^®II valves were installed in this transgenic facility creating pressurized, switchable rooms to contain airborne pathogens and prevent cross contamination.

(56 KB)

Einsparungen der Betriebskosten mit
Phoenix- Laborlüftungssystem
in einem neuen Chemiegebäude

Universität Lausanne Lausanne-Dorigny, Schweiz

University of Richmond Durch den Ensatz eines Phoenix -- VAV (variable air volume) -- Systems werden in diesem neuen Laborgebäude an der ETH Lausanne (Schweiz) massive Energiekosten in Form von Luftaufbereitung und Luftverteilung engespart.

(158 KB)

Cost Effective Laboratory Expansion
Within an Existing Space

University of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia

University of Richmond In addition to eliminating user complaints about humidity, odors and over-pressurization, the Usage Based Controls™ airflow system delivers annual energy savings of over $72,000.

(143 KB)

Construction Management Team
Delivers Fast Track Project

University of Rochester, Rochester New York

University of Richmond Fast track project installed in existing building, with limited ceiling space.

(159 KB)

Designing for Precision Monitoring
and Control

Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, Massachusetts

In planning a new research facility, the criteria included an airflow system with a fast speed of response that could handle the temperature variances of the Northeast, and perform in a dense chemistry laboratory.

(169 KB)

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