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Unacceptable for Display
- Live animals
- Microbial cultures or fungi (live or dead)
- Plants cannot be displayed in water, dirt, or other solutions
- Taxidermy specimens or parts
- Preserved vertebrate or invertebrate animals or their parts (includes
embryos)
- Toxic waste samples
- Chemicals
- Human/animal parts (exceptions: teeth, hair, nails, dried animal bones,
histological sections, and wet mount tissue slides)
- Human or animal food
- Sharp items (i.e., syringes, needles, pipettes)
- Poisons, drugs, controlled substances
- Dry ice or other sublimating solids
- Flames or highly flammable display materials
- Gases of any type
- Batteries with open top cells
- Items which identify the student, teacher or school
- Offensive audio/visual display
- Operation of a class III or IV laser
- Any equipment or devices which may be hazardous to the public
- Liquids (including water)
- Student/project awards during judging
vEmpty container that once contained combustibles unless purged with carbon
dioxide
- Plants cannot be displayed in dirt
Acceptable
for Display Only (but not operated)
- Projects with unshielded belts, pulleys, chains,
and moving parts with tension or pinch points
- Class III and IV lasers
- Devices which emit loud noises
- Devices which require more than 110v
Acceptable for Display & Operation
With Restrictions
- Class II lasers
- Must be student operated
- Posted sign must read “Laser radiation: Do Not Stare into
Beam”
- Must have protective housing that prevents access to beam
- Must be disconnected when not operating
- Large vacuum tubes or dangerous ray-generating devices must be shielded
- properly Mechanical devices with moving parts must have adequate safeguards.
- Any apparatus producing temperatures that will cause physical burns
must be adequately insulated.
- High-voltage equipment must be shielded with a grounded metal box
or cage to prevent accidental contact.
- High-voltage wiring, switches, and metal parts must have adequate
insulation and overload safety factors, and must be inaccessible to
others.
- Electric circuits for 110-volt AC must have a grounded 9-ft. (minimum)
cord. The cord must have sufficient load-carrying capacity and be approved
by underwriters Laboratories.
- Electrical connections in 110-volt circuits must be soldered or made
with approved connectors. Connecting wires must be insulated.
- Bare wire and exposed knife switches may be used only in circuits
of 12 volts or less; otherwise, standard enclosed switches are required.
Size:
Project Space Limitations are 76 cm (30 in) deep; 122 cm (48 in) wide;
274 cm (108 in) high including table; tables are 76 cm high. Heavy displays
should be floor mounted when possible
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