Airborne particle sizes and sources found in indoor air.

Airborne particle sizes and sources found in indoor air.

Réf. 59477 Article, Congrès - En anglais

International conference on indoor air quality and climate. Toronto ON (CAN), 1990/07/29.

Indoor air'90 : characterizaton of indoor air., ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT, vol. 26, n° 12, 1992, pages 2149-2162, réf. 1 p., ISSN 0960-1686, GBR

OWEN (M.K.) ^*, ENSOR (D.S.), SPARKS (L.E.)

As concern about indoor air quality (IAQ) has grown in recent years, understanding indoor aerosols has become increasingly important so that control techniques may be implemented to reduce damaging health effects and soiling problems.
This paper begins with a brief look at the mechanics of deposition in the lungs and the aerosol dynamics that influence particles at all times.
This discussion shows that the particle diameters must be known to predict dose or soiling and to determine efficient mitigation techniques.

Mots-clés BDSP : Aérosol, Contrôle, Exposition

Mots-clés Pascal : Pollution intérieur, Particule en suspension, Aérosol, Dimension particule, Inventaire source pollution, Qualité air, Contrôle, Teneur air ambiant, Pollution origine naturelle, Formation polluant, Exposition, Article synthèse

Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Indoor pollution, Suspended particle, Aerosols, Particle size, Pollution source inventory, Air quality, Check, Ambient air concentration, Natural origin pollution, Pollutant creation, Exposure, Review

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