Sick building syndrome may be defined as a phenomenon that occurs in a building in which a part of the occupants experience varying degrees of low levels of sickness or discomfort which are non-specific in nature and are dominated by sensory reactions. This paper discusses the causes of sick building syndrome and the symptoms produced. The paper also throws light on investigational procedures and possible remedial and preventive measures.
Many studies have shown that analytical reserves are often subjected to serious errors particularly at low concentrations encountered in the environmental samples in fact the…
Air pollution is the presence of a substance in the air in sufficient concentration and perceptions time so as to be, or threaten to be,…
Sulfur dioxide is a nonflammable, colorless gas that can exist in the air either as a gas or dissolved in water droplets. It can be…
As a result of improvement in industrial hygiene, the percentage of affected workers by industrial pollution in developed countries has reduced markedly but in the…
Noise measurements have become common in production because the people have become more noise minded as the number of mechanised aids in daily life have…
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