Select language

123 - Indoor Air Bioaerosol Sampling from Building according NIOSH

This Application Note reports the original method from the technical paper 0800 published on 1998 by NIOSH USA (NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH). After 20 years the method is still a valid and well done document. The new generation of air samplers simpli es the reported sampling process.

Learn more

120 - Correrct use of reference graphic in trends for Microbiological Environmental Data (MED)

The microbiological environmental monitoring data is part of a continuum. Periodic analyses of environmental data should be formally prepared, reviewed by microbiological QA and presented for informational purposers by the production and general personnel responsible for speci c areas, operations and products.

Learn more

52 - Short course of microbiology for environmentalist

Text from “The Society for General Microbiology U.K.”

Learn more

27 - Mapping for the Microbiological Environmental condition monitoring in food production

It has been recommended that food processing plants adopt air monitoring programs to detect possible contamination sources in their regular HACCP program. Juice, ready-to-eat foods, pasta, meat, dairy and other food processing facilities have been advised to establish a system for weekly air monitoring. Air sampling of various areas (finished product, protein, fresh produce areas, etc.) yield information as to possible microbial contamination. That is to say, knowing the microbial population, number of colony forming units per cubic meter of air (CFU/m3) of a given area can be predictive of possible food contamination possibilities, e.g., yeast, molds, and pathogens.

Learn more

25 - European Standard for biological Agents Monitoring in workplace atmosphere

The European Standard EN 14042, April 2003 “Workplace atmospheres – Guide for application and use of procedures for the assessment of exposure to chemical and biological agents” 6.3 “Measurement of airborne micro-organisms and endotoxin”, 6.3.1. “Methods using an impactor as sampler” presents the Table.

Learn more

19 - Industrial air handlers microbiological monitoring

The microbiological efficiency of the filters used in buildings is an essential parameter that should be regularly monitored to be sure that the contamination is under control. This Application Note reports a simple method used at 3M Development Laboratory in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA to measure the filter efficiency for fungi of industrial air handlers. The test can help to determine Indoor Air Quality in office buildings.

Learn more