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Author(s) : SIMON X.
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Development and assessment of a method of measuring (1,3)-B-D-glucans in workplace air EL2013-025 | 2013(1,3)-B-D-glucans are compounds of biological origin (moulds, yeast, plants, certain bacteria). They may be present in the workplace air and can represent a toxinic risk for exposed workers.
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New insight on bioaerosol exposure in Waste Sorting Plants: Exposure levels, size distribution, and biodiversity of airborne microorganisms EL2015-013/C2016-054 | 2016Bioaerosol emitted by working activities in Waste Sorting Plants (WSP) were associated with several health disorders such as rhinitis, asthma and hypersensitivity pneumonitis. The aim of the study was to investigate the exposure to airborne…
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Measurement of the collection efficiency of the CIP 10-M sampler: influence of the presence of aqueous or viscous liquids in the rotating cup EL2013-002/C2014-069 | 2014Noting that a new version of the cup was now commercialised and the assumption that the use of viscous liquids, not evaporating, could increase the sampling duration and modify the physical performances, the objective of this work was to characterize…
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Performances of the CIP 10-M personal sampler: new laboratory and field investigations EL2013-002/C2016-043 | 2016The CIP 10-M personal sampler is used to assess worker exposure to airborne particles by collecting them in a rotating metal cup containing a few milliliters of a collection fluid. Although used by many teams in the world, the particle-collection…
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Bioaerosol diversity in waste sorting plant : feasibility and uncertainly measurement EL2015-013/C2016-067 | 2016Waste sorting activities are source of occupational bioaerosol exposure that was associated with several health disorders such as rhinitis, asthma and hypersensitivity pneumonitis. So far, the microbial biodiversity data published in this…
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Particle collection efficiency of the rotating cup of the CIP 10-M sampler filled with aqueous or viscous liquids EL2013-002/P2015-017 | 2015The CIP 10-M personal sampler has been developed to measure worker exposure to airborne particles according to the conventional inhalable fraction. Particles are collected in a metal rotating cup filled with a few milliliters of a collecting…
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Particle-collection efficiency of the CIP 10-M personal sampler’s rotating cup containing aqueous or viscous collection fluid EL2013-002/P2015-155 | 2016The CIP 10-M personal sampler measures worker exposure to airborne particles making up the conventional inhalable fraction by collecting particles in a rotating metal cup containing a few milliliters of a collection fluid. Aqueous liquids…
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Comparative study of sampling methods for measuring exposure to bioaerosols constituted by stress-sensitive biological agents EL2013-002 | 2013Unlike sporulating microorganisms (fungi, actinomycetes), more fragile microorganisms (bacteria) cannot be sampled by filtration because they are sensitive to the stress of the sampling. The objectives of the study are to choose, to assess, and…
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Endotoxin deposits on the inner surfaces of closed-face cassettes during bioaerosol sampling: a field investigation at composting facilities NOETUDE/C2014-008 | 2014Sampling on filters is the most widely used method in the literature for airborne endotoxins measurements (Duquenne et al., 2013). The protocols used involve the analysis of endotoxins collected only on the filters following elution. However, several…
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Microbial aerosols captured by HVAC filters can colonize those filters in appropriate conditions, especially when HVAC system is stopped. The risk of microbial aerosol release downstream filters is increased after a stopping period. After…
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