3550 — Using the Sequential Box Model to Predict Transient Solvent Concentration Arising from Applying a Surface Coating Inside a Confined Space

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The sequential box model is a versatile and easy-to-use method to estimate both instantaneous and steady-state concentrations at arbitrary points inside a complex enclosure. This model is used to predict vapour concentrations experienced by workers spraying a coating inside a storage vessel. Also, it accommodates the generation of vapour and local air circulation that vary with time and location as the worker moves about inside the confined space.

KEYWORDS: calculating, transient, solvents, steady state, content, personnel, spraying, air movement, hazards

Citation: ASHRAE Trans. 1992, vol.98, Part 1, Paper number 3550, 73-81, 6 figs., 2 tabs., refs.

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Published:
1992
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1 file , 950 KB
Product Code(s):
D-17731

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