Applied Research Laboratories, house

Proper care of laboratory animals used in research is a basic requirement to assure the validity and reproducibility of the results obtained. Animals used in drug research are subject to the strictest standards of care beginning with the animal supplier. For the most commonly used laboratory animals, these standards of care often apply for the entire life of the animal. Guidelines for proper care of research animals are provided by the Department of Health and Human Services. The American Association for the Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care provides the service of certifying laboratories complying with those guidelines. All reputable industrial drug development houses strive to achieve and maintain certification by the association. 

One of the most crihcal performance characterishcs of the commercial boiler burner is a level of green house emissions such as nitric oxides and carbon monoxide. The combushon product is typically sampling from the exhaust porhon of the test setup (laboratory) or exhaust ductwork (field) and then is being prepared (cooled, dried, filtered) and forwarded to the appropriate gas analytical equipment. Figure 19.8 illustrates the set of the analyhcal equipment typically used for the burner testing at the GTI Applied Combushon Research Facility. 

---