4. Composition of air
• Mechanical mixture of gases
- Nitrogen = 78.1%
- Oxygen = 20.93%
-CO2 = 0.03%
5. FUNCTIONS OF AIR
Interchange of gases
Thermo regulation
Medium for communication
Medium for spread of pollens & bacteria
Helps functioning of auditory & olfactory
organs
7. DISCOMFORT ZONE
• It is subjective sensation which the people
experience in ill ventilated and crowded rooms
8. COMFORT ZONE
• The range of effective temperature over which
majority of individuals feel comfortable
9. CORRECTED EFFECTIVE TEMPERATURE
(DEG C)
PLESANT & COOL 20
COMFORTABLE AND COOL 20-25
COMFORTABLE 25-27
HOT & UNCOMFORTABLE 27-28
EXTREMELY HOT 28+
INTOLERABLY HOT 30+
10. PREDICTED FOUR HOUR SWEAT RATE
(p4 sr)
Comfort zone 1-3 litres
Just tolerable 3-4.5 litres
intolerable 4.5+
11. AIR POLLUTION
DEFINITION:
It is the condition when there is
excessive concentration of foreign matter in the
outdoor atmosphere which is harmful to man or
his environment
12. CAUSES OF AIR POLLUTION
Industrial sources
Domestic sources
Scientific research
Transportation
Other sources…
13.
14. AIR POLLUTANTS
More than 100 are identified
CO
Sulphurdioxide
Lead
Carbondioxide
Hydrocarbons
Cadmium
Ozone
Hydrogen sulphide
15.
16. INDICATORS OF AIR POLLUTION
Smoke index
% of sulphurdioxide in air
Air pollution index
Grit & dust measurement
17. MONITORING OF AIR POLLUTION
IN INDIA :-
- National air quality control programme
18. EFFECT OF AIR POLLUTION
- HEALTH ASPECT :
-Temporary effect
-permanent effect
-Social & economical effect
19.
20. METHODS OF CONTROL & PREVENTION
Containment
Dilution
Replacement
Primary control
Legal control
International action
21. DISINFECTION OF AIR
-PHYSICAL METHHOD
Control on dust
Mechanical methods
Use of UV rays
-CHEMICAL METHODS
Chemical vapours
Deodrants
Burning of chemicals