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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Vapor Intrusion"”.

  1. Phytoforensics: Applications in vapor intrusion assessment

    <p>"Vapor intrusion (VI) occurs when contaminants in the vapor phase migrate in the shallow subsurface and enter buildings through cracks, seams, and gaps and has been recognized as a serious human-health threat as occupants are exposed to potentially harmful concentrations over long periods of …

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  2. Vapor intrusion modeling : limitations, improvements, and value of information analyses

    Vapor intrusion is the migration of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from a subsurface source into the indoor air of an overlying building. Vapor intrusion models, including the Johnson and Ettinger (J&E) model, can be used to predict the concentration of VOCs in the indoor air of a building based …

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  3. Evaluation of Impacts Resulting from Home Heating Oil Tank Discharges

    … risk. Specifically, the migration of hazardous vapors into buildings, known as vapor intrusion, can negatively impact indoor air quality in homes and public buildings (USEPA 2015). In this look-back study, we assessed the potential for petroleum vapor intrusion by sampling soil vapor at 25 …

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  4. Laboratory simulation of subsurface airflow beneath a building

    Vapor intrusion is the vapor-phase migration of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into buildings due to subsurface soil or groundwater contamination. Oxygen replenishment rates beneath a building are significant for quantifying potential contaminant degradation rates within the vadose zone. …

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  5. Direct Volatilization of Naphthalene at a Creosote-Contaminated Site with a Phytoremediation System

    … with a naphthalene source. Vertical naphthalene vapor concentration profiles were measured, and first-order biodegradation rates were determined. We found that biodegradation rates in the bacterially active columns were small initially, but that the biodegradation rates of the contaminated soil …

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  6. Quantitative analysis of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in soil via passive sampling : polyethylene sampler design and optimization

    … to accurately measure and predict VOC soil vapor concentrations is still limited. A polyethylene (PE) quantitative passive sampler using performance reference compounds and deployed via a hand driven probe is proposed as a solution. Additionally, a 1D diffusion mass transfer model was …

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