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Testing-Sampling Indoor Air Quality in an Office Including Vapor Intrusion

Indoor Air Quality in an office often leaves much to be desired. Complaints of poor air quality resulting in headaches, dizziness, burning eyes, upper respiratory irritation, coughs, colds, bloody noses, are not uncommon even in new buildings that supposedly have well-designed Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) Systems.Humidity, Temperature or HVAC System?It may be

Vapor Intrusion Testing/Sampling in Buildings

What is Vapor Intrusion?Vapor intrusion occurs when volatile chemicals lodged in soil or groundwater rise to the surface and are released into the air. This can occur in the open air or into ...

Preventing Building Occupant Exposure to Chemical Odors and Other Inhalation Irritants

Odorous compounds are often the impetus for indoor environmental quality (IEQ) dissatisfaction reported by building occupants. Offensive chemical odors can be produced by both organic and inorganic compounds. A few common examples of odorous ...

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Sub-Slab Gas Vapor Probe Kits

Sample for volatile organic and inorganic compounds from beneath floor slabs. Sub-slab sampling and routine monitoring has become an integral part of vapor intrusion investigations. The AMS Sub-Slab Gas Vapor Probe Kit provides a semi-permanent probe, designed to allow repeated sampling over time in order to assess the potential of contaminated vapor intrusion from beneath buildings and offers an ...