Book Description: Selected by The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. as the text for their major Professional Development course and seminar on Contamination Control, this book details ventilation uses for controlling airborne contamination in all types of facilities. Calculations are presented along with charts and graphs detailing how ventilation can be utilized for contamination control in commercial, industrial, institutional and healthcare facilities. Tracer gas methods are also discussed as they pertain to determining the efficiency of various ventilation techniques. The airborne contamination process of vapor, gasses, particles and infectious material are all discussed and graphically presented. OSHA requirements and various OSHA standards pertaining to ventilation and contamination control are discussed in detail. This publication is useful to those involved in design, engineering, operations, installation and maintenance of systems that impact on contamination control. |
