A STUDY OF THE WORKLOAD IMPLICATIONS OF THE EXAMINATION OF LOCAL EXHAUST VENTILATION PLANT CONTROLLING HARMFUL SUBSTANCES

2021 ◽  
Vol 263 ◽  
pp. 04013
Author(s):  
Alexander Eremkin ◽  
Inna Ponomareva

The analysis of the features of Orthodox churches, temples and cathedrals, elements of the design of the halls of worship, and their preservation. The types of hazards generated during the burning of candles and the parishioners and staff present are systematized. Thermal imaging surveys of convective flows formed during candle combustion were carried out. A technique for conducting experiments and a diagram of an experimental setup for measuring the temperature and air velocity in a convective jet have been developed. The diagram of the convective flow structure is presented, which consists of individual jets from each candle. The results of the study have been obtained, which make it possible to determine the area of stable convective flow and the place of installation of the exhaust hood above the candlestick, as well as the distance between the burning candles and the edge of the bottom of the umbrella. A local mechanical exhaust ventilation system with umbrellas has been developed to trap and remove harmful substances from the worship hall and provide comfortable conditions for parishioners and preserve the decoration elements of the halls. The characteristics and conditions for the efficient operation of the hoods in the local exhaust ventilation system and the factors influencing their operation are given.


Author(s):  
A. Shashin ◽  
R. Sheps ◽  
A. Seminenko ◽  
V. Minko

Exhaust ventilation systems in industrial enterprises and facilities with the use of harmful substances largely determine the air exchange in the workplace to ensure normalized sanitary and hygienic conditions and operating costs. Local exhaust ventilation of explosive harmful substances is of particular importance for effective air exchange in such rooms, since their localization, suction and transportation are subject to increased requirements. The paper presents the results of analytical and experimental studies of the operation mode of a complex local exhaust device with a gas ejector for extraction explosive harmful chemicals from shelters, ensuring their effective localization, purification and recirculation of air. The boundary conditions and assumptions for calculating the characteristics of the processes of gas flow ejection, purification of technological emissions and recirculation of the purified gas flow, determined on the basis of the analysis of previously performed studies and experimental work, are given. The conditions of rational ratios device settings of extraction of emissions sources of substances that parameters of the ejector and cleaning device emission, which is achieved economic and environmental efficiency of the installation and excludes the volatile situation on the threat of chemical enterprises and objects.


2018 ◽  
Vol 2018 ◽  
pp. 1-5
Author(s):  
Sedra Habib ◽  
Hafiz O. Ahmed ◽  
Naema Al-Muhairi ◽  
Reem Ziad

Background. Perchloroethylene (PERC) is a widely spread cleaning solvent, used in nearly all dry-cleaning facilities. It has been declared as “probable human carcinogen” by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) due to its hazardous and toxic effects on human health. The study aimed at assessing the exposure of PERC among dry-cleaning workers at four different dry-cleaning facilities in the UAE. Methods. The four dry-cleaning facilities, using PERC in one of the cities of the UAE, were selected. Draeger perchloroethylene 10/b detector tubes along with a Draeger accuro pump were used to estimate the levels of PERC exposure in three main selected positions in each of the facilities. Results. The results showed that the second selected position had the highest amounts of PERC exposure above the international and local standards in 3 out of 4 selected facilities. The workers at position 2, who were not using any of the provided personal protective equipment, were at the highest risk of developing PERC-related health problems. Conclusion. It is important to install local exhaust ventilation systems and monitoring devices of PERC concentrations in these facilities, along with raising the awareness of workers about the health effects of PERC and the importance of using personal protective equipment (PPE) while performing their job.


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