Titlebook: Air Quality in Airplane Cabins and Similar Enclosed Spaces; Martin Hocking Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005 Air Pollution.

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Occupational and Public Health Risks,) elevated levels of bioeffluents; (2) infectiousagents; (3) extreme temperatures; (4) exhaust fumes, deicing fluid, fuel fumes, and cleaning products;(5) heated engine oil and hydraulic fluid; (6)?reduced oxygen supply; (7) ozone gas; and (8)insecticides. A?brief overview of the aircraft regulatory

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Aircraft Cabin Indoor Air Environment Requirements,Airliner cabins, however, present differentdesign and operation challenges because of the extreme external environmental conditions, the complexityof the operational systems and the diverse authorities that govern such environments. The environmentalquality of a?space is determined by the occupant‘s

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Human Physical Stresses at Normal and Abnormal Cabin Pressures, of low grade hypoxia are often subtleand may be missed by both flight crews and passengers. The most severe effects are widely appreciatedwhen high profile incidents occur. The international collective was stirred after October 25, 1999when Payne Stewart, a?professional golfer, and five other perso

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Airplanes and Infectious Disease,seases depends on the presence of an infected person who is shedding infectious particles and sufficient exposure of a sensitive person to achieve an adequate dose to cause disease. Proximity to the infectious person and the length of time spent near the person are the most important risks for contr

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Insecticide Use in Occupied Areas of Aircraft,nal flights; (2)?to control insectsin the aircraft galleys where food and food waste are stored; (3)?to respond to insect sightingsreported by passengers or crew; and (4)?to combat seasonal insect populations. Insecticide applicationrelated to foreign quarantine regulations has generated the most co

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Aircraft Air Quality Malfunction Incidents: Causation, Regulatory, Reporting and Rates,ry. There are a?range of regulationsthat are in place to ensure all cases of fume contamination are reported and therefore investigated.However, there is strong evidence that the reporting system to regulatory agencies is not workingand, consequently, under-reporting occurs and the fume events takin