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Primera Lab Ventilation Systems 4. III. Under Pressure Standard ventilation design typically defines positive or negative pressures relative to ambient (outdoor) conditions. However, for a lab, each lab space must be defined at a positive or negative pressure relative to the adjacent areas. But when should a lab be positive, negative, or neutral
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