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060 4 $a1995 J-391
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100 1 $aGodish, Thad,$eauthor.
245 10 $aSick buildings :$bdefinition, diagnosis and mitigation /$cThad Godish.
264 1 $aBoca Raton :$bLewis Publishers,$c[1995]
300 $a1 online resource
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $acomputer$bc$2rdamedia
338 $aonline resource$bcr$2rdacarrier
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
588 $aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed May 22, 2018).
505 0 $aCover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- 1. Defining the Issues -- Building-Related Illness -- Sick Building Syndrome -- Tight Buildings -- Sick Buildings/Problem Buildings -- Field Investigations -- NIOSH Investigations -- Canadian Investigations -- Systematic Building Investigations-Symptom Prevalence -- U.S. Studies -- U.K. Studies -- Danish Town Hall Study -- Dutch Office Building Study -- Swedish Sick Building Study -- Skin Symptoms -- Work Performance/Productivity -- Multiple Chemical Sensitivity -- Recapitulation -- References -- 2. People-Related Risk Factors -- Personal Characteristics -- Gender -- Atopic History and Other Health Factors -- Psychosocial Phenomenon -- Mass Psychogenic Illness -- Psychosocial Risk Factors -- Job Stress -- Job Satisfaction/Dissatisfaction -- Occupant Density -- Satisfaction with Physical Work Environment -- Seasonal Affective Disorder -- Significance of Psychosocial Factors Related to SBS -- Tobacco Smoking -- Environmental Tobacco Smoke -- ETS Contaminant Concentrations -- Irritant Effects Determined from Survey Studies -- Irritant Effects in Controlled Exposure Studies -- Role of ETS in SBS-Type Complaints -- Tobacco Smoking and SBS Complaints -- Recapitulation -- References -- 3. Environmental Conditions/Environmental Systems -- Environmental Conditions -- Thermal Conditions -- Comfort Relationships -- Dissatisfaction with Thermal Comfort -- Building Temperatures and SBS Symptoms -- Humidity -- Health and Comfort Relationships -- Effect on Contaminants -- Air Flow/Air Movement -- Lighting -- Noise/Vibration -- Air Ions -- Physiological and Behavioral Studies -- Clinical Studies -- Building Studies -- Electrostatic Charges -- Electric and Magnetic Fields -- Environmental Systems -- Field Investigations -- Systematic Building Studies -- Type of Ventilation System.
505 8 $aVentilation Conditions- Symptom Prevalence Rates and Occupant Satisfaction/Dissatisfaction with Air Quality -- Workstation Characteristics -- Ventilation Conditions and Contaminant Levels -- The HVAC System as a Source of Contaminants -- Chemical Contaminants -- Man-Made Mineral Fibers (MMMF) and Other Particles -- Biological Contaminants -- Entrainment/Re-Entry /Cross-Contamination -- Entrainment/Re-Entry -- Cross-Contamination -- Recapitulation -- References -- 4. Office Materials, Equipment, and Furnishings -- Office Materials and Equipment -- Carbonless Copy Paper -- Product Characterization -- Complaint Investigations -- Exposure Investigations -- Cross-Sectional Epidemiological Studies -- Potential Causal Factors -- Other Papers -- Office Equipment -- Wet-Process Photocopiers -- Electrostatic Copying Machines -- Laser Printers -- Toners -- Diazo-Photocopiers -- Microfilm Copiers -- Spirit Duplicating Machines -- Video-Display Terminals/Computers -- SBS-Type Complaints -- Skin Symptoms -- Ergonomic Problems/Job Stress -- Electromagnetic Radiation -- Reproductive Hazards -- Human Exposure Studies -- Floor Covering -- Carpeting -- Complaint Investigations -- Epidemiological Studies -- Exposure Studies -- USEPA Investigations -- Emission Studies -- Carpet Materials -- Emission Studies -- Adhesives -- Emission Studies -- Carpet Systems -- Carpeting/Substrate Reactions -- Sink Effects -- MOD Reservoir and Microbial Amplification -- Electrostatic Shock Potential -- Carpet Cleaning Agents -- Vinyl Floor Covering -- Complaint Investigations -- Exposure Studies -- Indoor Air Contaminants -- Plasticizers -- Emission Testing -- Recapitulation -- References -- 5. Gas/Vapor- and Particulate-Phase Contaminants -- Bioeffluents -- Health and Occupant Comfort Concerns -- Circumstantial Evidence -- Systematic Studies -- Potential Biological Mechanisms.
505 8 $aHuman Pheromones -- Formaldehyde -- Complaint Investigations -- Systematic Studies -- Potentiation -- Sources -- Volatile Organic Compounds -- TVOC Theory -- Common Chemical Sense -- Exposure Studies -- Irritation and Odor Effects -- Neurotoxic Effects -- TVOC Sensitivity -- Application of TVOC Concept -- Systematic Building Studies -- VOC Concentrations -- Dust -- Expression of "Dust" Concentrations -- Systematic Studies -- Airborne Dusts -- Surface Dusts -- Dust Concentrations -- Recapitulation -- References -- 6. Contaminants of Biological Origin -- Hypersensitivity Diseases -- Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis -- Humidifier Fever -- Legionnaires' Disease -- Cooling Waters -- Potable Water Systems -- Asthma -- Chronic Allergic Rhinitis -- Allergy and Allergens as Risk Factors for SBS Symptoms -- Dust Mites -- Systematic Building Studies -- Dust Mite Populations -- Mold -- Presumptive Evidence of a Causal Link -- Systematic Health Studies -- Exposure Assessments -- Macromolecular Organic Dust -- Other Biological Contaminant-Related Health Concerns -- Bacteria -- Systematic Building Studies -- Assessment of Bacteria in Indoor Spaces -- Microbial Products -- Endotoxins and Glucans -- Mycotoxins -- Microbial VOCs -- Recapitulation -- References -- 7. Diagnosing Problem Buildings -- Role of Public and Private Groups -- Role of Industrial Hygiene -- Problem Building Investigation -- American Investigative Protocols -- The NIOSH Protocol -- USEPA/NIOSH Protocol for In-House Personnel -- California Protocol -- AIHA Protocol -- Investigative Protocols Used by Private Consultants/Consulting Firms -- The Building Diagnostics Protocol -- Environmental Health and Engineering Protocol -- Canadian Investigative Protocols -- Public Works Canada Protocol -- Ontario Interministerial Committee Protocol -- European Investigative Protocols.
505 8 $aDanish Building Research Institute Protocol -- Nordtest Protocol -- Features of Investigative Protocols -- Multiple Stages of Investigations -- Personnel Conducting Investigations -- Site Visits -- Assessment of Occupant Symptoms/Complaints -- Use of Questionnaires/Checklists -- Assessment of HV AC System Operation and Maintenance -- Environmental Measurements -- Source Assessments/Contaminant Considerations -- Use of IAQ/Comfort Guidelines -- Procedures for Evaluating Problems with HV AC Systems -- Types of HV AC Systems -- All-Air Systems -- Air-Water Systems -- All-Water Systems -- HV AC System Evaluations -- Assessing Building Ventilation -- CO[sub(2)] Techniques -- Thermal Balance -- Using Tracer Gases -- Recapitulation -- Appendix A. NIOSH IAQ Survey Questionnaire -- Appendix B. AIHA Occupant Health and Comfort Questionnaire -- Appendix C. Building Diagnostics Human Resource Questionnaire -- Appendix D. Ontario lnterministerial Committee IAQ Survey Questionnaire -- Appendix E. Danish Building Research Institute Indoor Climate Survey Questionnaire -- References -- 8. Measurement of Indoor Air Contaminants -- Contaminant Measurement Considerations -- Sampling Methods -- Gas Sampling Tubes -- Electronic Direct-Read Instruments -- Active Integrated Sampling -- Passive Integrated Sampling -- Quality Assurance/Calibration -- Sampling Decisions -- Location -- Time -- Duration -- Number -- Administrative Practices -- Procedures for Commonly Measured Chemical/Physical Contaminants -- Carbon Dioxide -- Carbon Monoxide -- Formaldehyde -- Volatile Organic Compounds -- Airborne and Settled Dusts -- Sampling Biological Aerosols -- Sampling Approaches -- Sampling Devices -- Viable/Culturable Samplers -- Comparative Studies -- Total Spore/Particle Samplers -- Recommended Bioaerosol Sampling Practices -- Sampling Objectives.
505 8 $aSample Collection-Viable/Culturable Bioaerosol Sampling -- Area vs. Agressive Sampling -- Media Selection -- Sampling Location/Numbers -- Sampling Volume/Duration -- Sampler Disinfection -- Sampler Calibration -- Sample Handling and Analysis -- Sample Collection-Total Mold Spore/Particles -- Quantification -- Calibration -- Data Interpretation -- Recapitulation -- References -- 9. Source Control -- Chemical Contaminants -- Prevention/ Avoidance -- Emission/Source Characterization -- Bioassays -- Bad" Products -- Prospective USEPA Policies -- Washington State Initiative -- Private Initiatives -- TVOCs and Source Control -- Product Labeling -- Design Considerations -- Implementation of Design Criteria -- Source Removal/Modification/Treatment -- Source Removal -- Source Treatment -- Building Bake-Out -- Source Modification -- Biological Contaminants -- Legionnaires' Disease -- Biocidal Treatments -- Source Modifications -- Potable Water Systems -- Effectiveness of Control Measures -- Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis/Humidifier Fever -- Remediation Measures -- Avoidance -- Asthma/ Allergic Rhinitis -- Microorganisms -- Dust Mites -- Surface Dusts -- Source Removal -- Reservoir Removal -- Surface Cleaning -- Duct Cleaning -- Recapitulation -- References -- 10. Contaminant Control -- General Dilution Ventilation -- General Dilution Theory -- Applicability of General Dilution Theory -- Exceptions to General Dilution Theory -- Systematic Ventilation Studies -- Health and Comfort Concerns -- Contaminant Concentrations -- Controlling Human Bioeffluents -- Ventilation Standards/Guidelines -- Ventilation Rate Procedure -- Indoor Air Quality Procedure -- Perceived Air Quality Procedure -- Ventilation Effectiveness -- Flush-Out Ventilation -- Ventilation Innovations -- Demand-Controlled Ventilation -- Displacement Ventilation -- Local Exhaust Ventilation.
520 $aTopics covered include environmental conditions, humidity, air flow, lighting, noise, ions, electric and magnetic fields, office materials, equipment, furnishing, floor covering, dust mites, mold, bacteria.
650 0 $aSick building syndrome.
650 0 $aIndoor air pollution.
650 12 $aAir Pollution, Indoor
650 2 $aSick Building Syndrome
650 6 $aSyndrome des bâtiments malsains.
650 6 $aAir intérieur$xPollution.
650 7 $asick building syndrome.$2aat
650 7 $aindoor air pollution.$2aat
650 7 $aHEALTH & FITNESS$xHealthy Living.$2bisacsh
650 7 $aHEALTH & FITNESS$xHolism.$2bisacsh
650 7 $aHEALTH & FITNESS$xReference.$2bisacsh
650 7 $aMEDICAL$xPreventive Medicine.$2bisacsh
650 7 $aIndoor air pollution.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst00970672
650 7 $aSick building syndrome.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01118063
650 7 $aSick-building-Syndrom$2gnd
650 7 $aRaumluft$2gnd
650 7 $aLuftverschmutzung$2gnd
650 7 $aGesundheitsgefährdung$2gnd
650 17 $aSick-building syndrome.$2gtt
655 4 $aElectronic books.
776 08 $iPrint version:$aGodish, Thad.$tSick buildings.$dBoca Raton : Lewis Publishers, [1995]$z087371346X$z9780873713467$w(DLC) 94017544$w(OCoLC)30472995
856 40 $uhttp://www.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/cul/resolve?clio15132771$zTaylor & Francis eBooks
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