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This book provides a detailed exploration of bioaerosols in indoor environments, focusing on their sources, transport mechanisms, health implications, and mitigation strategies. It encompasses the biology, physics, and chemistry of bioaerosols, their interaction with indoor environments, and their influence on human health. It examines the role of HVAC systems, regulatory frameworks, and emerging technologies in understanding and controlling indoor air bioaerosols. It underscores the importance of proactive bioaerosol management in diverse indoor settings.
Provides detailed explanation of bioaerosol transport and mitigation strategies
Promotes comprehensive interdisciplinary approach integrating science, engineering, and public health
Reviews case studies and examples including real-world applications in healthcare, schools, and residential spaces
Discusses up-to-date advancements in air purification technologies and HVAC systems
Includes ancillary materials like end-of-chapter problems, solutions, lecture slides, and downloadable figures
This book is aimed at senior undergraduate, graduate students, researchers and professionals in air quality, aerosols, and bioaerosols.
Contents
1. Introduction to Bioaerosols and Indoor Air Quality 2. Sources of Bioaerosols in Indoor Environments 3. Transport Mechanisms of Bioaerosols 4. Microbial Air Contamination in Indoor Spaces 5. Air conditioning Systems and Their Role in Indoor Air Quality 6. Health Implications of Bioaerosol Exposure 7. Monitoring and Measurement Techniques for Bioaerosols 8. Standards and Guidelines for Indoor Air Quality 9. Mitigation Strategies for Bioaerosol Control 10. Advances in Air Purification Technologies 11. Future Directions and Research Opportunities in Bioaerosols and Indoor Air Quality
