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Performance assessment: Gas-phase contaminant capture equipment

Filtration & Separation, 2010
Data from existing tests are of little use to HVAC system designers. Paolo Tronville of the Politecnico di Torino and Richard Rivers of EQS Inc. discuss a set of tests which could provide data for rational system design choices.
TRONVILLE, PAOLO MARIA, Rivers R.
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Equipment for Contaminated Sediment Dredging

2023
Source: https://erdc-library.erdc.dren.mil/jspui/
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Asbestos Contamination of Abatement Equipment Surfaces

Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 1991
Abstract Uncontrolled, friable asbestos material on the surfaces of asbestos abatement equipment and bagged asbestos waste is commonplace in the industry and a source of unnecessary exposure to unprotected workers and other persons. Equipment, including respirators, ladders, and hoses, is often neither decontaminated properly nor sealed in airtight ...
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Equipment choices for dredging contaminated sediments

Remediation Journal, 1991
AbstractThis article describes the selection and field evaluation of dredging equipment and techniques for removal of highly contaminated sediments from the upper estuary of the Acusbnet River, a portion of the New Bedford Harbor Supetfund Project.
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Addressing microbial contamination in process equipment

Journal of Developing Drugs, 2013
M contamination problems in the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, medical device, cosmetic, and dietary supplement industries are recognized as a source of risk to the consumer. The presence of objectionable microorganisms in non-sterile products, or any type of microorganism in sterile products, denotes inadequate process controls.
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Fluorescent Contaminants from Plastic and Rubber Laboratory Equipment

Science, 1965
Plastic and rubber laboratory apparatus contains materials that are extractable with water, aqueous solutions, and nonaqueous solvents. These extractable substances fluoresce under ultraviolet light and were found as contaminants in nutrient solution used for growing excised lemon fruit tissue in vitro.
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Bacterial Contamination of CT Equipment

Academic Radiology, 2017
John Childress, Debborah Burch, Cheryl Kucharski, Carol Young, Ella A. Kazerooni, Matthew S. Davenport   +5 more
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Contamination of monitoring equipment

Medical & Biological Engineering, 1967
A, Wald, J, Dragovich
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Reducing cross-contamination with single-use equipment

Journal of Operating Department Practitioners, 2014
In the interest of reducing risk of infection for patients during surgery, there has been an increasing emphasis on using single-use equipment in theatre practice. This article explores the literature surrounding single-use laryngoscope blades, surgical gloves and drapes.
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Cross-contamination with dental equipment.

Lancet (London, England), 1993
J. Bagg, A. Ashraf, AllistairN. Stark, WilsonA. Coulter, Alison Doonan, BrianH. Mullally, DavidL. Lewis, J. Hardie, E.J. Neiburger   +8 more
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