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Trans Tech Publications, Applied Mechanics and Materials, (184-185), p. 557-560, 2012

DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.184-185.557

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The Microenvironment Simulation and Ergonomic Evaluation of Negative Pressure Isolation Cabin

Journal article published in 2012 by Sheng Jun Liu, Ming Xi Hu, Yan Jun Zhang, Zhen Jie Du, Feng Tian, Xin Wu Xie, Wan Yu Gao
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Abstract

The paper simulates the airflow in the microenvironment of negative pressure isolation cabin for the infectious disease patients. The result shows that the proper setting of such parameters as air inlet, air outlet, fan flow rate, and differential pressure control can effectively discharge the contaminated air out of the tank after the air is efficiently filtered. During the cabin ergonomic evaluation experiment based on different negative pressure values, the temperature and humidity rise slightly compared with the external environment but there is no obvious accumulation. Besides, the human life indication is consistently kept in the normal range.