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Sensor

Zamora, Misti L. ; Zuidema, Christopher ; Koehler, Kirsten Harris, Robert

Patty's Industrial Hygiene, 2020, p.1-16

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Sensor
Autor: Zamora, Misti L. ; Zuidema, Christopher ; Koehler, Kirsten
Harris, Robert
É parte de: Patty's Industrial Hygiene, 2020, p.1-16
Descrição: Sensors, components of direct‐reading instruments that provide high temporal resolution information on physical and chemical agents, are becoming increasingly common for industrial hygiene practice. Sensors can be included in a wide variety of instruments, ranging in cost from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars. Users of sensors must have a clear understanding of the principles of operation and biases of each sensor to evaluate if it is fit for the purpose under the desired conditions, and to ensure data are interpreted with maximum reliability. This chapter describes the principles of operation, advantages, and disadvantages of commonly used particulate matter, gas, and physical agent sensors, with a focus on low‐cost technologies. The chapter concludes with a description of opportunities for sensors in industrial hygiene practice. Although there are limitations with the use of sensors for compliance monitoring, sensors provide an opportunity to better capture the spatial and temporal variability of agents and to identify effective control strategies.
Editor: Hoboken, NJ, USA: John Wiley & Sons, Inc
Formato: 16
Idioma: Inglês

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