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Finding F-1114

“Considering the total mass concentration of halogenated volatile organic compounds (HVOC), their largest sources were device B (laser printer) (8.45 μg m−3; which constituted 1.83 % of the emitted TVOC) and device D (copier) (8.43 μg m−3; which constituted 0.68 % of the emitted TVOC).”

Measurements of chlorinated volatile organic compounds emitted from office printers and photocopiers (2014). Environmental science and pollution research international. Page 12. CKB 0131

Structure

Source
Printers and photocopiers
Factor
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
Setting
test chamber, PL
Study design
chamber measurements of volatile organic compounds emitted by office printers and copiers in Poland: seven devices tested, with aromatic and halogenated compounds and total volatile organic compounds determined per device and per printed page (class 4)
Effect
other 8.45
Caveat
halogenated compounds made up to 2 % of the emitted volatile organic compounds across the devices

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