ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 1962
Oblast: Arhitektura
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani

JAMES FREDERICK MUNCE

LABORATORY PLANNING

Izdavač - Butterworths, London

Godina - 1962

360 strana

25 cm

Povez - Tvrd

Stanje - Kao na slici, tekst bez podvlačenja



SADRŽAJ:
Foreword and Acknowledgments

1. INTRODUCTION

2. HISTORY OF THE LABORATORY
The alchemists
The laboratory leaves the cellar
Seventeenth century: beginnings of the modern laboratory
Eighteenth century: rise of the university laboratories
Nineteenth century: groundwork of the present day
Conclusion

3. BASIC CONCEPTS
Introduction
Function, aim and purpose
Factors affecting design
The basic task
Tangible and intangible requirements

4. INDUSTRIAL LABORATORIES
Introduction
Analytical control laboratories
Laboratories for heavy industry
Laboratories for light industry
Other laboratories
Conclusion

5. INSTITUTIONAL LABORATORIES
Design standards
School laboratories
University laboratories
Services.
Lecture rooms and theatres

6. RESEARCH LABORATORIES
Definition: function of research
Types of research laboratory
Location
Siting
Unit versus complex
Requirements
Design brief and principles of design
Microanalytical laboratories
Constant-condition rooms
High-pressure laboratories
Physical testing laboratories
Special task laboratories
Mechanical laboratories
Electrochemistry laboratories
Workshop-type laboratories
Pilot-plant laboratories
Heavy fixed-plant laboratories
Building programmes

7. HOSPITAL LABORATORIES
Selection of site
Development of the laboratory
Hospital-laboratory circulation and departmental service
arrangements
Room areas
Equipment and services
Safety precautions
Conclusion

8. RADIOACTIVE LABORATORIES
Selection of site and overall planning
Development of the radioactive laboratory
Interior arrangement and design
Radiation
Decontamination and waste disposal
Finishes and working surfaces
Furniture and equipment
Services
Safety in planning and practice
Structural peculiarities
Building tendencies
Architectural character

9. SERVICES
Planning and layout
Principal service requirements
Mechanical services
Electrical services
Conclusion

10. FITTINGS AND FINISHES
Planning and layout
Benches
Fume cupboards, hoods and glove boxes
Colour

11. STRUCTURE AND FABRIC
First considerations
Technical considerations
Construction
Cladding
Flooring
Vibration
Service ducts
Protective screens
Fire protection

12. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

13. SPECIAL ROOMS

14. INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS
British, American and German laboratories

15. CONCLUSION
Establishment of the laboratory module
Testing and control of industrial processes
Microanalysis
Cost analysis
The reduction of vibration and noise
Future trends in the laboratory
The architect`s role in laboratory design progress

Bibliography
Index



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