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Protection of the vehicle cab environment against bacteria, fungi and endotoxins in composting facilities

Schlosser et al., 2012

Document ID
3139964785081420928
Author
Schlosser O
Huyard A
Rybacki D
Do Quang Z
Publication year
Publication venue
Waste management

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Microbial quality of air inside vehicle cabs is a major occupational health risk management issue in composting facilities. Large differences and discrepancies in protection factors between vehicles and between biological agents have been reported. This study aimed at …
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