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Aerobiological Engineering Handbook
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Kowalski, Wladyslaw
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Aerobiological Engineering Handbook
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: McGraw-Hill Professional, 2005.
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Aerobiological Engineering Handbook
Authors:
Wladyslaw Kowalski
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December 2005
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9780071588829 0071588825
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Symbols
Section 1 Background and History
Chapter 1. Airborne Disease and the Indoor Environment
1.1. Introduction
1.2. Airborne Disease Today
1.3. The History of Airborne Disease
1.4. The Future of Disease Control
References
Chapter 2. Airborne Pathogens and Allergens
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Airborne Pathogens and Allergens
2.3. Viruses
2.4. Bacteria
2.5. Fungal Spores
2.6. Protozoa
2.7. Algae
2.8. Pollen
2.9. Dust Mites and Storage Mites
2.10. Cockroach Allergens
2.11. Animal Dander
2.12. Toxins
2.13. Microbial Volatile Organic Compounds
2.14. Potential and Emerging Airborne Pathogens
2.15. Airborne Biological Weapons
2.16. The Airborne Pathogen and Allergen Database
References
Chapter 3. The Pathology of Airborne Disease
3.1. Introduction
3.2. The Human Respiratory System
3.3. Mechanisms of Lung Infection
3.4. Disease Groups
3.5. Airborne Respiratory Infections
3.6. Upper Respiratory Tract Infections
3.7. Middle Respiratory Tract Infections
3.8. Lower Respiratory Tract Infections
3.9. Noninfectious Respiratory Diseases
3.10. Nosocomial and Opportunistic Respiratory Diseases
3.11. Nonrespiratory Airborne Diseases
3.12. Other Diseases
References
Chapter 4. Epidemiology and Dosimetry
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Airborne Disease Statistics
4.3. Routes of Transmission
4.4. The Epidemiology of Airborne Diseases
4.5. Disease Progression Curves
4.6. Dosimetry of Airborne Disease
4.7. Microbial Agent Ingestion Dosimetry
4.8. Toxin Dosimetry
References
Chapter 5. Aerobiology of the Outdoors
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Outdoor Pathogens and Allergens
5.3. Outdoor Pathogenic Disease
5.4. Fungal Allergies and Outdoor Air
5.5. Pollen Allergies in Outdoor Air
5.6. Other Allergies in Outdoor Air
5.7. Asthma and Outdoor Air
5.8. Outdoor Airborne Animal Diseases
5.9. Survival of Microorganisms in the Environment
References
Chapter 6. Aerosol Science and Particle Dynamics
6.1. Introduction
6.2. Size and Shape of Bioaerosols
6.3. Surface Characteristics
6.4. Fractal Dimension
6.5. Aerodynamic Diameter
6.6. Equivalent Diameter
6.7. Microbial Density
6.8. Size Distribution
6.9. Bioaerosol Dynamics
6.10. Settling and Evaporation of Bioaerosols
6.11. Bioaerosol Viability
References
Chapter 7. Microbial Disinfection Fundamentals
7.1. Introduction
7.2. The Classic Exponential Growth Model
7.3. The Classic Exponential Decay Model
7.4. The Classic Two-Stage Decay Model
7.5. The Classic Shoulder Model
7.6. The Multihit Target Model
7.7. Recovery and Photoreactivation
7.8. Specific Disinfection Models
7.9. Sterilization
References
Chapter 8. Buildings and Enclosures
8.1. Introduction
8.2. The Evolution of Human Habitats
8.3. Building Types
8.4. Building Airtightness
8.5. Building Dampness
8.6. Building Materials
References
Section 2 Airborne Disease Control Technologies
Chapter 9. Ventilation Systems and Dilution
9.1. Introduction
9.2. Ventilation System Types
9.3. Biocontamination in Ventilation Systems
9.4. Pressurization Control
9.5. Dilution Ventilation
9.6. The Single-Zone Steady-State Model
9.7. Dilution Modeling with Calculus
9.8. Single-Zone Transient Modeling
9.9. Multizone Modeling
9.10. Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling
References
Chapter 10. Filtration of Airborne Microorganisms
10.1. Introduction
10.2. Filter Performance Curves
10.3. MERV Filter Ratings
10.4. Modeling Filter Performance
10.5. Mathematical Model of Filtration
10.6. The Multifiber Filtration Model
10.7. Fitting the Models to MERV Data
10.8. Microbial Filtration Test Results
10.9. Filter Application Test Results
10.10. Special Filter Types
References
Chapter 11. Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation
11.1. Introduction
11.2. Types of UVGI Systems
11.3. UVGI Disinfection Theory
11.4. UVGI Disinfection Modeling
11.5. Modeling the UV Dose
11.6. UV Lamp Ratings
11.7. The UVGI Rating Value
11.8. UV Irradiance Field Due to Enclosure Reflectivity
11.9. Air Mixing Effects
11.10. Relative Humidity Effects
11.11. Photoreactivation
11.12. Air Temperature Effects
11.13. Performance Optimization
11.14. Cooling Coil Irradiation
11.15. Design Guides
11.16. UVGI Performance in Field Trials
11.17. Combined Performance of UVGI and Filtration
References
Chapter 12. Gas Phase Filtration
12.1. Introduction
12.2. Aerobiological Applications of Gas Phase Filtration
12.3. Types of Gas Phase Filters
12.4. Carbon Adsorption
12.5. Impregnated Carbon
12.6. Effect on Microbiological Particles
12.7. Operation and Maintenance
12.8. Applications
References
Chapter 13. Electrostatic Filtration
13.1. Introduction
13.2. Electrostatic Precipitation
13.3. Electronic Air Cleaners
13.4. Electrostatic Filters
13.5. Electret Filters
13.6. Electrically Enhanced Filtration
13.7. Corona Wind Air Cleaners
13.8. Aerobiological Performance of ESPs
13.9. Economics of Electrostatic Filters
References
Chapter 14. Photocatalytic Oxidation
14.1. Introduction
14.2. PCO Theory and Operation
14.3. Air Disinfection
14.4. Destruction of MVOCs
14.5. Surface Disinfection
14.6. PCO Applications
References
Chapter 15. Pulsed Light
15.1. Introduction
15.2. Pulsed White Light and Pulsed UV
15.3. Filtered Pulsed Light
15.4. Pulsed Electric Fields
15.5. Pulsed Lasers
References
Chapter 16. Ionization
16.1. Introduction
16.2. Ionization Theory
16.3. Ionization Equipment
16.4. Ionization of Airborne Microbes
16.5. Ionization of MVOCs
References
Chapter 17. Ozone
17.1. Introduction
17.2. Ozone Chemistry
17.3. Airborne Ozone Disinfection
17.4. Ozone for Surface Sterilization
17.5. Ozone Removal
17.6. Ozone Health Hazards
17.7. Ozone System Performance
References
Chapter 18. Green Technologies
18.1. Introduction
18.2. Passive Solar Exposure
18.3. Vegetation Air Cleaning and Biofiltration
18.4. Material Selectivity
18.5. Hygienic Protocols
18.6. Aerobiologically Green Buildings
References
Chapter 19. Thermal Disinfection, Cryogenics, and Desiccation
19.1. Introduction
19.2. Thermal Disinfection
19.3. Cryogenics
19.4. Desiccation and Dehumidification
19.5. Thermal Cycling
References
Chapter 20. Antimicrobial Coatings
20.1. Introduction
20.2. Performance of Materials
20.3. Health Care and Pharmaceutical Applications
20.4. Food Industry Applications
20.5. Residential and Commercial Building Applications
References
Chapter 21. Microwaves
21.1. Introduction
21.2. Microwave Thermal Disinfection
21.3. Microwave Athermal Disinfection
References
Chapter 22. Alternative and Developmental Technologies
22.1. Introduction
22.2. Ionizing Radiation
22.3. Ultrasonication
22.4. Plasma Technology
22.5. Corona Discharge
22.6. Chemical Disinfection
22.7. Free Radicals
References
Section 3 Testing and Remediation
Chapter 23. Air and Surface Sampling
23.1. Introduction
23.2. Air and Surface Microflora
23.3. Growing Microbial Cultures
23.4. Surface Sampling
23.5. Air Sampling
23.6. Sampling Procedures
23.7. Sampling Applications
References
Chapter 24. Biodetection and Monitoring
24.1. Introduction
24.2. Particle Detectors
24.3. Mass Spectrometry
24.4. LIDAR
24.5. Polymerase Chain Reaction
24.6. Biosensors
References
Chapter 25. Indoor Limits and Guidelines
25.1. Introduction
25.2. Indoor Bioaerosol Levels
25.3. Indoor/Outdoor Ratios
25.4. Indoor Limits
References
Chapter 26. Remediation
26.1. Introduction
26.2. Air Cleaning
26.3. Surface Cleaning
26.4. Removal of Building Materials
26.5. Whole Building Decontamination
26.6. Time and Weathering
26.7. Mold Remediation Procedures
26.8. Chemical Decontamination Procedures
References
Chapter 27. Testing and Commissioning
27.1. Introduction
27.2. Ventilation System Testing
27.3. Building Leak and Pressure Testing
27.4. In-Place Filter Testing
27.5. In-Place UVGI System Testing
27.6. In-Place Testing of Surface Disinfection Systems
27.7. In-Place Carbon Adsorber Testing
27.8. Ventilation System Retrofit Testing
27.9. Commissioning
27.10. Building Protection Factor
References
Section 4 Applications
Chapter 28. Commercial Office Buildings
28.1. Introduction
28.2. Office Building Ventilation
28.3. Office Building Epidemiology
28.4. Office Building Aerobiology
28.5. Standards and Guidelines
28.6. Aerobiological Solutions
References
Chapter 29. Educational Facilities
29.1. Introduction
29.2. Educational Buildings
29.3. School Building Ventilation Systems
29.4. School Building Epidemiology
29.5. School Building Aerobiology
29.6. School Building Solutions
References
Chapter 30. Residential Housing
30.1. Introduction
30.2. Residential Homes
30.3. Apartment Buildings
30.4. Hotels and Dormitories
30.5. Solutions for Homes and Apartments
30.6. Solutions for Hotels
30.7. Homes for the Immunocompromised
References
Chapter 31. Health Care Facilities
31.1. Introduction
31.2. Guidelines, Codes, and Standards
31.3. Isolation Rooms
31.4. Airborne Nosocomial Epidemiology
31.5. Nosocomial Aerobiology
31.6. Nosocomial Control Options
References
Chapter 32. Biological and Animal Laboratories
32.1. Introduction
32.2. Laboratory Guidelines
32.3. Biological Laboratory Pathogens
32.4. Animal Laboratory Pathogens
32.5. Animal Laboratory Epidemiology
32.6. Laboratory Air Cleaning
32.7. Animal Laboratory Problems and Solutions
References
Chapter 33. Food Industry Facilities
33.1. Introduction
33.2. Food Industry Codes and Standards
33.3. Foodborne Pathogens and Allergens
33.4. Food Industry Epidemiology
33.5. Food Plant Aerobiology
33.6. Food Plant Solutions
References
Chapter 34. Agricultural and Animal Facilities
34.1. Introduction
34.2. Agricultural Pathogens and Allergens
34.3. Agricultural Epidemiology
34.4. Agricultural Aerobiology
34.5. Ventilation and Solutions
References
Chapter 35. Libraries and Museums
35.1. Introduction
35.2. Libraries
35.3. Museums
References
Chapter 36. Places of Assembly
36.1. Introduction
36.2. Ventilation Systems
36.3. Epidemiology
36.4. Aerobiology
References
Chapter 37. Aircraft and Transportation
37.1. Introduction
37.2. Aircraft
37.3. Spacecraft
37.4. Ships
37.5. Submarines
37.6. Cars, Buses, and Trains
References
Chapter 38. Industrial Facilities
38.1. Introduction
38.2. Occupational Airborne Diseases
38.3. Wood and Paper Industries
38.4. Textile, Leather, and Fur Industries
38.5. Metal Industries
38.6. Biotechnology Industries
38.7. Chemical and Mineral Industries
38.8. Occupational Legionnaires’ Disease
38.9. Other Industries and Hazards
38.10. Industrial Solutions
References
Chapter 39. Sewage and Waste Processing
39.1. Introduction
39.2. Sewage and Waste Aerobiology
39.3. Sewage and Waste Epidemiology
39.4. Air Treatment Solutions
References
Appendix A: Airborne Pathogens and Allergens
Appendix B: Toxins and Associated Fungal Species
Appendix C: Microbial Volatile Organic Compounds
Appendix D: Surface Sampling Test Results Evaluation Form
Appendix E: Settle Plate Test Results Evaluation Form
Appendix F: Air Sampling Test Results Evaluation Form
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