پایش زیستی: یک راهنمای میدانی عملی

This nine-chapter reference is ideal for the entry-level industrial hygienist and occupational health specialist, providing a close look at the practice and theory of biological monitoring. The committee tried to address many of the major issues according to the perspective of the industrial hygienist with as little technical content as possible at a level also appropriate for students studying for bachelor of science degrees. This guide, along with the most current methods for specific biological monitoring protocols and more theoretical texts, will enable the practicing professional to further excel in the conduct of good science in the field. Content: Front Matter • Table of Contents • 1. Purpose • 2. Scope • 3. Definitions and Abbreviations • 4. Significance and Uses Significance 5. Elements of a Biological Monitoring Program in an Occupational and Environmental Hygiene Program 6. Sampling and Analysis 7. Using Results 8. Ethical and Legal Aspects of Biological Monitoring • 9. Normative References Appendices This book discusses datacom equipment as well as a building's structure and infrastructure in a holistic way while providing best practices for their design and installation. This book is divided into four main sections. Part 1, Introduction, gives an overview of the best practices in the design of datacom equipment centers, including recommendations for new and renovated building structures, building infrastructure, and datacom equipment. Part 2, Building Structure, covers the design of new and existing structures. In Part 3, Building Infrastructure, the structural considerations of the building's infrastructure, raised-access floor systems, and vibration sources and their control are discussed in detail. The last part of this book, Datacom Equipment, covers shock and vibration testing, seismic anchorage systems and analysis of datacom equipment. "Provides basics for addressing the structural and vibration performance (resistance against wind, snow, and seismic assault) of datacom equipment centers, focusing on the facility (envelope, beams, columns, floor slabs, roof slabs), the building infrastructure (power, cooling, flooring, ceiling systems), and the datacom equipment (servers, storage, tape drives, racks, network equipment)"--Provided by publisher.