Laboratory design must be professional, otherwise it will bring many negative effects. In this case, what negative effects will it bring? Below, I will introduce the negative effects of unprofessional laboratory design.

Specifically, unprofessional laboratory design will bring about five negative effects, namely, failure to meet the actual needs of customers, failure to perform normal maintenance and repair, failure to meet later development, failure to meet fire protection requirements, and excessive budget.

Negative impact 1: unable to meet the actual needs of customers

There is no doubt that if the laboratory design is not professional, it will certainly not be able to meet the actual needs of customers. Specifically, when the laboratory was completed, it was found that some areas were too small, making it impossible to put down the instruments. The latter is not adequately ventilated, temperature and humidity recording and control cannot operate normally, or building materials do not meet requirements.

Negative impact 2: Maintenance and repair cannot be performed normally

For example, construction according to unprofessional laboratory design drawings will result in many unreasonable projects, which will affect the normal maintenance and repair of laboratory related instruments.

Negative impact 3: unable to meet the later development

According to relevant data, in order to meet new development needs, about 70% of the laboratories will be renovated after new construction or reconstruction. If the laboratory design is unprofessional, it will ignore the development needs of customers and cause inconvenience to the later renovation.

Negative impact 4: Does not meet fire protection requirements

Fire-fighting facilities are an important part of laboratory design. If the fire-fighting requirements are not up to standard, the safety of the laboratory will be affected. Relevant work needs to be reported to the local fire department for approval, and the completion of the project also needs to be submitted for approval. It usually takes about 10 days to complete the fire protection procedures. It is best to go to the local fire protection company to discuss the project.

Negative impact 5: budget exceeded

For customers, prices are often very important. If the laboratory design is not professional, it will cause the budget to exceed the standard. For example, for a 5 million project, the final cost may reach 6 million, which makes it difficult for customers to accept.

Failure to meet the actual needs of customers, failure to perform normal maintenance and repairs, failure to meet later development, failure to meet fire protection requirements, and excessive budgets are all negative effects caused by unprofessional laboratory design.