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Ig Sanita Pubbl


Title:Chemical and microbiological monitoring of air in two waste incineration plants
Author(s):Sabatini L; Pianetti A; Cecchetti G; Bruner A; Citterio B; Barbieri F; Bruscolini F;
Address:"Department of Biomolecular Sciences sec. Tossicological Hygienistic and Environmental Sciences, University of Urbino Carlo Bo - Urbino (PU), Italy"
Journal Title:Ig Sanita Pubbl
Year:2013
Volume:69
Issue:1
Page Number:13 - 37
DOI:
ISSN/ISBN:0019-1639 (Print) 0019-1639 (Linking)
Abstract:"The study evaluated emissions from two incinerator plants and occupational exposure of workers during a six-year monitoring period (2004-2009). Chemical and microbiological analyses were performed by collecting environmental and staff individual air samples. Inspirable and respirable particulate and metals were measured in both environmental and staff samples; concentrations of Volatile Organic Compounds and the presence of microorganisms were investigated only in environmental samples. The concentrations of all organic and inorganic compounds investigated were very low and always below the Italian legal limits and the threshold limits recommended by the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists. In addition, microbial contamination was generally low in all the working areas considered. Study results revealed a good quality of air in the incineration plants and no apparent risk situation for the workers"
Keywords:"*Air Microbiology Air Pollutants, Occupational/adverse effects/*analysis *Air Pollution/adverse effects *Environmental Monitoring Humans *Incineration Italy Occupational Exposure;"
Notes:"MedlineSabatini, Luigia Pianetti, Anna Cecchetti, Gaetano Bruner, Andrea Citterio, Barbara Barbieri, Federica Bruscolini, Francesca eng Italy 2013/03/28 Ig Sanita Pubbl. 2013 Jan-Feb; 69(1):13-37"

 
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