MOBİLYA ÜRETİM GİBİ KAYNAK VOC EMİSYONLARI İÇİN KULLANILAN MALZEMELER

Year 2017, Volume: 6 Issue: 3, 1264 - 1276, 15.12.2017

Petr čech Jiří Stádník

Abstract

Mobilya için Kullanılan
Malzemeler gelen uçucu organik madde emisyonları nicel ve nitel bir bileşim
etkili olan faktörler odaklı Bu kağıt. Miktar ve VOC emisyonları kalitesine
mobilya üretimi için Kullanılan Malzemeler çeşitli türleri etkisinin
değerlendirilmesi odaklı deneysel bölüm. VOC emisyonları emici Tenax Ta ile
sütun içinde toplanmıştır. Kütle Spektrometre ve Direk termal yayılım ile
Birlikte gaz kromatografisi: Biz analitik yöntemle VOC Emisyonları Yani
kullanıldı gerektiğini Sütunlar Analiz. Test edilen bu malzemeler VOC
emisyonları örnekleme örnekleri metodolojisi 16000 bölüm 1, 5, 9, standart DİN
EN ISO göre yapıldı

Keywords

Mobilya, VOC, Kapalı hava kalitesi

MATERIALS USED FOR FURNITURE PRODUCTION LIKE SOURCE VOC EMISSIONS

Abstract

This paper focuses on factors which
influence the quantitative and qualitative composition of Volatile Organic Compound
emissions from materials used for furniture. The experimental part focuses on
the assessment of influence of various types of materials used for furniture
production on the quantity and quality of VOC emissions. The VOC
emissions were collected in columns with absorbent Tenax Ta. We analyzed the
columns with the VOC emissions by analytical method that was used: the gas
chromatography in conjunction with mass spectrometer and Direct Thermal
Desorption. The methodology of sampling samples of VOC emissions from tested
materials was done according to standard ČSN EN ISO 16000 part 1, 5, 9.

Keywords

Furniture, VOC, Indoor air quality

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