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Narażenie na lotne DBP w atmosferze wewnętrznej obiektów basenowych

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Żak Magdalena
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10.36119/15.2022.11.3
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Exposure to volatile DBPs in the indoor atmosphere of swimming pool facilities
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Pływanie jest jedną z najczęściej zalecanych form aktywności fizycznej wpływającą pozytywnie na ogólną sprawność całego organizmu. Mając w świadomości niezaprzeczalne korzyści płynące z tej formy aktywności fizycznej należy mieć na uwadze możliwe zagrożenia zdrowotne związane ze stosowanymi metodami dezynfekcji wody basenowej prowadzącymi do powstawania licznych ubocznych produktów dezynfekcji (DBP). Są one obecne głównie w wodzie, ale również, w odniesieniu do związków o dużej lotności, w powietrzu hal basenowych. Wiele z tych związków cechuje się bardzo szkodliwym oddziaływaniem na zdrowie, np. ze względu na potwierdzone lub potencjalne własności rakotwórcze, mutagenne, genotoksyczne, czy też negatywny wpływ na różne układy/narządy. W artykule zaprezentowano szeroki przegląd literaturowy na temat rodzajów występujących w atmosferze basenów lotnych DBP, zwłaszcza trihalometanów i chloramin, ich prekursorów i przyczyn powstawania. Dokonano charakterystyki tych związków oraz opisu możliwych dróg narażenia i wynikających z tego skutków zdrowotnych, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem narażenia inhalacyjnego.
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Swimming is one of the most commonly recommended forms of physical activity that positively affects the overall fitness of the entire body. However, it is necessary to keep in mind the possible health risks associated with the methods used to disinfect pool water leading to the formation of numerous disinfection by-products (DBPs). They are mostly present in the water, but also, with regard to highly volatile compounds, in the air of the swimming pool halls. Many of these compounds are characterized by very harmful health effects, for example, due to confirmed or potential carcinogenic, mutagenic, genotoxic properties or negative effects on various organs. This article presents an extensive literature review on the types of volatile DBP present in the atmosphere of swimming pools, especially trihalomethanes and chloramines, their precursors and causes of formation. A characterization of these compounds and a description of possible routes of exposure and the resulting health effects, with particular emphasis on inhalation exposure, are presented in the article.
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Ośrodek Informacji "Technika instalacyjna w budownictwie''
Czasopismo
Instal
Rocznik
2022
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nr 11
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43--54
Opis fizyczny
Bibliogr. 167 poz., rys., tab.
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Żak Magdalena
magdalena.zak@polsl.pl
  • Katedra Ochrony Powietrza, Wydział Inżynierii Środowiska i Energetyki, Politechnika Śląska, Centrum Nowych Technologii, Gliwice
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