Workstation for containing organic and inorganic vapor contaminants
OwnerMary Jane Blackshearinventor
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An apparatus and process includes a workstation where a technician during normal operation generates organic and inorganic contaminants. The workstation includes a work surface with an hood portion covering the work surface and defining a controlled air volume there above the work surface. At least one defined hand and arm entry port permits access into the controlled air volume. A transparent portion is defined through the hood portion to permit a person using the arm entry to observe working of inserted hands within the controlled air volume. At least one air vent is communicated to the controlled air volume for withdrawing air from the controlled volume. This withdrawal occurs to an air processing section for withdrawing air from the controlled air volume whereby air enters at least through the arm entry. The improvement to the workstation includes an ozone generator, and at least one outlet at the hood portion for distributing ozone at a rate to oxidized the organic and inorganic contaminates produced with the workstation. It is preferred that the ozone is negatively charged, and distributed through a manifold from the top of the controlled air bottom. A preferred embodiment of this invention includes a manicure workstation.
In a workstation for use by a technician where organic and inorganic contaminants are used, the workstation comprising in combination:
A workstation for use by a technician where organic and inorganic contaminants are used, the workstation comprising in combination:
A process of using a workstation where organic and inorganic contaminants are used, the process comprising the steps of:
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