Assessing Daily Intake of Indoor Air Pollutants From 3d Printing
Ivars Laicāns,
Elīza Ķibilda,
Krista Žvagiņa
et al.
Abstract:The scientific community is increasingly focusing on indoor air quality (IAQ) more than ever, driven by on-going research and fresh perspectives including development of 3D technologies. Exposure dose (EDa) resulting from inhalation of indoor air pollutants emitted by 3D printers were calculated in this study. The consideration of emissions from 3D printers is based on experimental data, primarily sourced from reviewed literature. However, this research also includes some experimental values, excluding the bac… Show more
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