Changes in air quality via the casting process at foundry

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Ishikawa, Y.
Karaushi, Masafumi
Takeuchi, Tsuneo
Minomo, Koutaro
Ohtsuka, Nobutoshi
Nojiri, Kiyoshi
Yanagisawa, Yukio
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2009
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The existence of pyrolysis compounds from hardener of sand in working environment air at a foundry was investigated by quantitative analysis. Also, the concentrations and dilution ratio required until single component threshold of 72 volatile organic compounds (VOCs), 7 aldehydes and 2 ketones were analyzed. Additionally, the changes in air quality via the casting process are discussed in this study. As a result, numerous components such as VOCs and/or pyrolysis compounds were detected. Especially, acetaldehydes and xylene were dominated in the air. They also highly contributed to the dilution ratio required until single component threshold of the air.

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Journal of Japan Association on Odor Environment

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40

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1

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Environmental Impact Assessment

Foundry

Dilution ratio required until single component threshold

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Aldehydes

Ketones

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