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•H TARGET LEVELS

BJARNE W. OLESEN
Wirsbo-Velta GmbH
DONINGO L. MORENO-BELTRAN
Esatela Tecnica Superior de Ingenieros Industriales, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spam
MARIO GRAU-RIOS
Institute National de Higiene y Segurtdad en el Trabajo, Madrid, Spam
ESKO TAHTI
Finnish Development Centre for Building Services LTD, Helsinki, Finland
RA1MO NIEMELA
Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Vantaa, Finland
LARS OLANDER
Building Services Engineering KTH, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
KIM HAGSTROM
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo, Finland

6.1 DEFINITIONS AND CONNECTION TO DESIGN METHODOLOGY 356
ESKO TAHTI AND RAIMO NIEMELA
6.1.1 introduction 356
6.1.2 Use of Target Levels 357
6.1.3 Combination of Target Levels and Design Methodology 359
References 362
6.2 OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMIT VALUES 362
DOHINGO L MORENO-BELTRAN AND MARIO GRAU-RIOS
6.2.1 Introduction 362
6.2.2 Setting OELs 364
6.2.3 Types of OELs 365
6.2.4 Assessment of Exposure to Chemical Agents 368
Bibliography 373
6.3 TARGET VALUES FOR THERMAL FACTORS: AN OVERVIEW OF
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS 373
BJARNE W. OLESEN
6.3.1 Introduction 373
6.3.2 The Thermal Environment 374
6.3.3 Moderate Thermal Environments 376

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