Remodeling Agglomerate from the Ventilation System
Plaster, paint spheres, sawdust, tire wear, charred wood,
and natural minerals are blended in
this agglomerate particle. These particle blend in the ventilation system and are
released into the ambient environment
over an extended interval of time.
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Definition/Function:
Remodeling agglomerates are particle clusters that indicate remodeling activities. These
particles may agglomerate during
a cleaning activity or they may agglomerate in the HVAC system. Their characteristic
property is that they consist of
particles like plaster, paint spheres, glass fiber, sawdust, and other particles
associated with the remodeling activity.
These particles may be associated with health complaints.
Significance in the Environment:
These particles indicate construction residues are part of the environment. Glass fiber,
sawdust, and other agents in these
particles may cause skin and upper respiratory system irritation.
Characteristic Features:
Associated Particles:
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