Title
Airliner cabin air quality: Emissions of organophosphates originating from aircraft engine oil. Experimental lab simulation and measurements on flight
Author
Houtzager, M.M.G.
Havermans, J.B.G.A.
Bos, J.G.H.
Makarem Akhlaghi, H.
Hijman, W.C.
Renesse van Duivenbode, J.A.D.
Jedynska, A.D.
Publication year
2014
Abstract
In our simulation experiments, using e.g., a dedicated emission chamber, the emission of organophosphates as tricresyl phosphate (TCP) was studied using turbine oil. Experiments were carried out at 250°C and 370°C. Subsequently field studies were carried out to detect the presence of TCPs in the cockpit during normal operating conditions of Boeing 737 aircrafts. In both studies four TCP isomers were identified: T(m,m,m)CP, T(m,m,p)CP, T(m,p,p)CP and T(p,p,p)CP . No T(o,o,o)CP or other ortho isomers were found
Subject
Earth / Environmental
AEC - Applied Environmental Chemistry
ELSS - Earth, Life and Social Sciences
Urban Development
Environment
Built Environment
Organophosphates
Emission
Bleed air
Cabin air quality
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TNO identifier
514855
Source
13th International Conference on Indoor Air Quality and Climate 2014, 7-12 July 2014, The University of Hong Kong, 1-6
Document type
conference paper