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, 2018 Human exposure to indoor bioaerosols has been a major health concern indoors. Bioaerosol emission from air-conditioning and mechanical ventilation (ACMV) systems has a potential to be a significant sources of indoor bioaerosols.
Xiong, Jinwen
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Bioaerosol emission from wastewater treatment plants
, 2003 In this report we describe the results of a study conducted to better estimate airborne microorganisms present in wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) environments.
Salgot, Miquel +7 more
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AerobiologyUnderstanding the dynamics of atmospheric ions, the carriers of electrons and ions in the global electric circuit (GEC), is necessary to fully understand Earth’s atmospheric electricity. Because atmospheric ions are too small to be influenced by gravity,
Kenji Miki
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مجله دانشکده پزشکی اصفهان, 2011 Background: Bioaerosol is defined as airborne particles such as living organisms include bacteria, viruses, fungi and their related metabolites, such as endotoxin.
Heshmatollah Nourmoradi +3 more
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Evaluation of a novel biosensor for bioaerosol sampling and modelling. [PDF]
, 2018 The identification and quantification of bioaerosols in the atmosphere is a significant subject of study. Bioaerosols emitted from composting sites are released directly to the atmosphere, which can be potentially harmful to human health. Although there
Jawad, Mohanad Abdulameer
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Indoor bioaerosol investigation
, 2013 Singapore’s level of urbanisation has grown sharply over the last few decades. With recent researches showing people are spending more time indoors in heavily urbanised cities, indoor air quality has been one of the current environmental concerns.
Loh, Sin Da.
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Inactivation of Bioaerosol in Natural Environments Using Tea Tree Oil
In recent years, the need for effective indoor air disinfection procedures and devices has become increasingly important. Numerous studies have highlighted the varying degrees of efficiency with which essential oils control biological aerosols.
Ekaterina Mirskaya +3 more
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Sources and traits of bacteria and fungi found in the near-surface atmosphere. [PDF]
Appl Environ MicrobiolWinfrey CC +3 more
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Source, Monitoring Techniques and Prospects of Bioaerosols: A Review. [PDF]
ToxicsWu J, Chen C, Geng H, Zhao B, Gao J.
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, 2018 The paper describes a two-dimensional model of bioaerosol transport from a non-stationary source of admixture in the atmospheric boundary layer at the local level (the linear sizes of the studied area up to 40–50 km) taking into account the roughness and
Ya.A. Shvarts +4 more
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