New chemical-exposure model bridges ‘gap between research labs and reality’: study
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Georgia Tech researchers created a computer model that predicts how chemical vapors accumulate in enclosed spaces, helping workers understand exposure risks after job-site chemical spills. The tool bridges the gap between controlled lab testing and real-world construction and industrial environments.
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Atlanta — Researchers have developed a computer model designed to estimate chemical-vapor buildup in confined spaces, which could help address exposure concerns after on-the-job chemical spills. A team from Georgia Tech drew on experiences from a course in which students aimed to close “a gap…
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