air monitoring during construction Articles
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Green Technology for Healthy Air and Energy Conservation: New Technology for Continuous, Indoor Air Quality Monitoring
Continuous monitoring for indoor, Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) has been carried out by VOC Technologies (VOCTEC) during and after construction of Epler Hall, a newly-built green building on the PSU campus. Epler is a 6-story building devoted largely to student apartment residences, with classroom and office space on the first floor. Epler has no central heating/ventilation system. Epler’s ...
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When All You Need is PM, NO2 and Real-World Data
The Praxis/OPCube, launched in January 2021 and it clearly meets market demand as the first production batch has already sold. It has proven popular with customers looking for monitoring of ONLY airborne particles (PM1, PM2.5 & PM10) and NO2, where raw as well as corrected sensor data is available to customers for validation purposes. The upcoming UK Environment Bill is set to adopt the ...
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Brownfields redevelopment; Understanding your environmental responsibilities
Brownfields are properties that have, or may have, contamination or the stigma of contamination that hinders the reuse of land for new development. The lure to these properties is great – seemingly prime, large tracts of land being sold for relatively inexpensive prices; the vision of unrestricted development; putting residential communities on these lands and reaping a great return. To further ...
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Putting infection control into practice in the workplace
Healthcare workers are, like patients, subject to illness from a variety of airborne pathogens common to hospital settings. This risk increases during construction and renovation, as these endeavors release dust as well as disease-inducing microbes into the surrounding environment. Since more than one in five workplace illnesses in private industry occur in a hospital setting , hospitals should ...
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