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13 4ȣ, December 2014
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ISSN : 2288-9167 (Print)
ISSN : 2288-923X (Online)
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Indoor, outdoor, and personal exposure to VOCs and NO2 in the vicinity of Gwangyang industrial complex
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Abstracts
The objectives of this study were to characterize the factors affecting exposure to the VOCs and NO2 in the vicinity
of Gwangyang industrial complex. The VOCs and NO2 levels were measured for residents of an exposure group
(industrial area within 5 km) and a control group (15 km farther), respectively using the VOCs and NO2 filter badge
as a passive sampler from August to September 2006. The means of indoor, outdoor, workplace and personal
exposure levels of benzene were 1.10 ppb, 0.94 ppb, 1.85 ppb and 2.35 ppb respectively in the exposure group.
The means regarding toluene for the exposure group were 9.29 ppb indoor, 8.09 ppb outdoor, 14.5 ppb workplace,
14.2 ppb personal exposure. The means regarding ethylbenzene were 4.96 ppb(indoor), 4.45 ppb(outdoor), 6.84 ppb
(workplace), 6.10 ppb(personal exposure), and the means regarding xylene were 0.10 ppb(indoor, outdoor),
0.18 ppb(workplace) 0.17 ppb(personal exposure). The means for the indoor, outdoor, workplace and personal
exposure level of NO2 were 18.40 ppb, 18.51 ppb, 18.59 ppb, 18.80 ppb respectively in the exposure group.
Correlations between personal exposures and workplace concentrations of individual VOCs and NO2 exposures,
and each of the microenvironment was statistically significant.
Keywords : VOCs, NO2, Personal exposure, Microenvironment