inhaleable particles
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What is a Flow Hood?
Working in a laboratory requires being aware of which type of equipment is required for keeping the environment safe while working with hazardous materials. If your lab is at risk of particulate contamination of materials, a laminar flow hood, also known as a clean bench or LFH, may be necessary. While laminar flow hoods are similar to fume hoods and biological safety cabinets, it is extremely ...
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Clean Air in Buildings Challenge
Guidance to Help Building Owners and Operators Improve Indoor Air Quality and Protect Public Health The “Clean Air in Buildings Challenge” is a call to action and a set of guiding ...
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In-Situ Elemental Composition Analysis of Large Inhalable Aerosol Using Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy
Particles Plus instruments were used during the research into In-Situ Elemental Composition Analysis of Large Inhalable Aerosol Using Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy at Colorado State University. The paper was presented by Professor Azer Yalin ...
Emergency Regulation to Protect Workers in California from Wildfire Smoke Exposure Risks is in Effect
Olansi Air Purifier–The Top 10 Best China Air Cleaner And Air Purification Manufacturer Introduce The Function Of Air Purifiers
Olansi Air Purifier–The Top 10 Best China Air Cleaner And Air Purification Manufacturer Introduce The Function Of Air Purifiers
Identifying Occupational Exposure Risks to Cobalt and Cobalt Compounds in New York
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Size Selective High Volume Air Sampling Systems
The EPA Clean Air Act of 1987 established a measuring standard to evaluate and monitor the health effects of thoracic inhaleable particles. The standard was set that in order for an environment to be healthy, in terms of these particles, it must have a concentration of less than 150 mg/m3 of particles with aerodynamic diameters less than 10 microns (mm). The standard has been deemed PM-10, ...
