Dear BNC Users, Below is a request for information on the negative impact to research if the ambient temperatures in the cleanroom or lab spaces range 74°F to 77°F, 77°F to 80°F, and 80°F to 83°F. Below are the current Birck Nanotechnology Center temperature ranges by area. * Cleanroom Temperature Range = 67°F - 71°F * General Labs Temperature Range = 69°F - 71°F * Office/Public/Conference Room Space Temperature Range = 65°F - 80°F Below please provide the maximum temperature allowed for your research, the area number for your research, and a brief comment for each of the higher temperatures ranges. I will return to the office on 6/16/22 to compile all the email reply's and send it to EVPRP office by 6/17/22. * Negative impact on research for ambient temperatures 74°F -77°F. Max Temp.______? Cleanroom/Lab Number____________? * Comment:__________________________________________________________________________________________ * Negative impact on research for ambient temperatures 77°F - 80°F Max Temp.______? Cleanroom/Lab Number____________? * Comment:__________________________________________________________________________________________ * Negative impact on research for ambient temperatures 80°F -83°F Max Temp.______? Cleanroom/Lab Number____________? * Comment:__________________________________________________________________________________________ Best Regards, Mark Voorhis Building Manager Purdue University Birck Nanotechnology Center Office: (765) 494-3036 =================================================== From: Denecke, Jacob M <jdenecke@purdue.edu<mailto:jdenecke@purdue.edu>> Sent: Tuesday, June 7, 2022 9:52 AM Subject: PE&U Chilled Water Risk Assessment Team, Purdue Energy and Utilities (E&U) are in the process of completing their master plan and are looking for input from campus users as they assess risk. Specifically, E&U would like to know the criticality of ambient temperatures inside our buildings. For this exercise, what negative impacts would occur with temperatures in the range of 74-77 F, 77-80 F, and 80-83 F? The more specific the better. If you could provide any feedback to me by next Friday (6/17), it would be greatly appreciated. Best Regards,, Jacob Denecke, P.E. Director of Facilities and Space Operations - EVPRP Physical Facilities 2550 Northwestern Ave, Suite 1100 West Lafayette, IN 47906 m: 815-762-2397 [cid:image001.png@01D87A72.F8382880]<https://www.purdue.edu/?utm_source=signature&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=purdue>