火灾化学.气溶胶的产生和测量

[中文适用范围]： 本国际标准提供了火灾中气溶胶颗粒产生的指南，定义了气溶胶采样和测量的设备和程序，并提供了数据解释和报告的程序。 它旨在帮助火灾测试设计者和那些在意外火灾中进行测量的人员选择和使用适当的气溶胶测量方法，以应对对人类和环境的不同危害。 [外文原描述]： ISO 29904:2013 provides a guide to the generation of aerosol particles in fires, defines apparatus and procedures for the sampling and measurement of aerosols, and provides procedures for the interpretation and reporting of the data. It is intended to assist fire test designers and those making measurements at unwanted fires to choose and use appropriate methods for aerosol measurement for differing hazards to people and the environment. ISO 29904:2013 identifies the scope, applicability, and limitations of each method. The interpretation of the data from these measurements is strongly dependent on the end use of the data. Fire-generated aerosols may present a direct risk of restricting escape from fire by obscuring an exit route, or they may produce chronic health and environmental hazards from chemical compounds contained in the aerosol (for example, toxic chemicals like polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in soot or radionuclides form nuclear plant fires.) Aerosol particles may be inhaled to various depths in the lungs, depending on their size and density, or may be released into the environment and deposited on land and in watercourses. In particular, it addresses the following aspects of aerosol generation and measurement in fires: Adsorbed/dissolved gas or vapour phase species; Physical mechanisms involved in the transport of aerosols, dispersal in the fire plume, coagulation/agglomeration leading to variation in particle sizes and fractions, "thermophoresis" (main cause of soot deposition), "diffusiophoresis" and, sedimentation. The interactions between gases and vapours and aerosol: adsorption and removal of species from gas phase, transportation of adsorbed gases into the lungs; Sampling and measurement methods, including their principles of operation, method description, the data provided, and in each case their scope, field of application, advantages and disadvantages; Metrology of the measurement methods, and in the generation of "standard aerosols", and the related uncertainties; Physiological and environmental effects of aerosols insofar as these effects can be used to define the measurement method for specific applications; and Hazards of carbon particles present in the fire effluent as visible "smoke" through their size, morphology, chemical nature, and the nature of the effluent in which they are (or were) suspended. ISO 29904:2013 is not oriented toward the aerosols generated from controlled combustion. (e.g. incineration). However, much of the material in ISO 29904:2013 is common to such aerosols.