Temporary shelter-in-place as protection against a release of airborne hazardous material : report of a literature search.
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''Temporary shelter-in place'' is the combination of prompt shelter-in-place (SIP) to minimize initial exposure to airborne hazardous material, followed by timely action to terminate this protection to minimize exposure to hazardous vapor accumulations in the shelter once the air outside becomes less hazardous than the air inside the shelter. Temporary SIP, if properly executed, is considered to be an effective way to protect populations from hazardous chemical vapors, especially from high conc…
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Date:
February 25, 2002
Creator:
Yantosik, G. D.; Lerner, K. & Maloney, D. M.
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