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Photocopying machine

In displacement ventilation systems air is supplied to the room at low velocity, with a volume flow rate near the floor, and is extracted near the ceiling. The temperature of the supplied air is slightly lower than that of the room. Air is heated by the objects in the room, e.g., computer terminals and photocopying machines, and it rises due to buoyancy. [Pg.1044]

Control photocopying machines where access to customer data can be obtained. Destroy data by shredding and secure disposal. [Pg.197]

VOCs are emitted indoors by building materials (e.g., paints, pressed wood products, adhesives, etc.), equipment (photocopying machines, printers, etc.), cleaning products, stored fuels and automotive products, hobby supplies, and combustion activities (cooking, unvented space heating, tobacco smoking, indoor vehicle use). [Pg.57]

Although only 10-50 ppb ozone is present in the atmosphere at ground level, higher concentrations occur near photocopying machines this is sufficient to degrade polymers, especially those with unsaturation in the polymer chain, e.g., elastomers. [Pg.103]

This work is subject to copyright. All rights are reserved, whether the whole or part of the material is concerned, specifically those of translation, reprinting, re-use of illustrations, broadcasting, reproduction by photocopying machine or similar means, and storage in data banks. [Pg.2]

Sr2P207 Eu2+ SrHP04, EuC03, (NH4)2HP04 Emission of this phosphor is near to the UV (420 nm). Lamps for photocopy machines... [Pg.700]

Carbon, powder, methyl alcohol, trinitrofluorene, trinitrofluorenone from photocopying machines ... [Pg.70]

Metalloid that exists as two allotropes, one glasslike and the other metallike photoconducting properties useful in photocopy machines included in the diet, it has health benefits. [Pg.233]

There are some additional sources of 03 indoors. These include dry-process photocopying machines, laser printers, and electrostatic precipitators (e.g., Leovic et al., 1996 Wolkoff, 1999). Indeed, it is not unusual to detect O, by its odor during operation of some copy machines and laser printers. [Pg.859]


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