UA DE EN ES FR IT NL PL BY PT Hygiene and health pt es fr it nl pl by ua de en
sections
  • Hygiene as a science
  • the Sketch of history of development of hygiene
  • Sanitary-and-epidemiologic service sssr
  • Methods of hygienic researches
  • Metrology and standardization
  • Physical factors of air, their hygienic value
  • Humidity of air
  • Solar radiation
  • Weather, a climate, a microclimate
  • Structure of atmospheric air and its hygienic value
  • Hygienic value of pollution of atmospheric air of the closed premises
  • air pollution Sources
  • Features vozniknovenijaizagrjaznenija air and its elimination
  • Sanitary protection of atmospheric air
  • Hygienic and epidemiological value of soil
  • Structure of soil and its hygienic value
  • Pollution and soil self-cleaning
  • Systems of clearing of the occupied places
  • Sewage. The hygienic characteristic
  • Ways of clearing and bezzarazhivanija sewage
  • Clearing of industrial sewage.
  • Hygiene of water and water supply of the occupied places
  • Pollution and self-cleaning of reservoirs
  • Sanitary protection of reservoirs
  • Sanitary requirements to quality of water
  • the Hygienic characteristic of sources of water supply
  • Systems of water supply of the occupied places
  • Head constructions of a waterpipe
  • the Decentralized (local) water supply
  • the Hygienic characteristic of building materials
  • Hygienic requirements to dwelling illumination
  • Hygienic requirements to a dwelling microclimate
  • Hygiene of a food
  • the Subject and problems of hygiene of a food
  • Requirement for mineral elements
  • Physiological norms of a food
  • the Factors defining comprehensibility of food
  • Vitaminization and enrichment by amino acids of foodstuff and ready dishes
  • Methods of conservation of foodstuff
  • Action povyshenoj concentration of hydrogen ions
  • the Hygienic characteristic of foodstuff of an animal origin
  • Food fats and oils
  • the Hygienic characteristic of foodstuff of a phytogenesis
  • Vegetables and fruit
  • the Hygienic characteristic of canned food, preservov and concentrates
  • Flavouring substances and food additives
  • Food poisonings
  • Hygiene of public catering
  • Sanitary rules of trade in foodstuff
  • Hygienic requirements to storage and transportation of foodstuff
  • Personal hygiene of workers of public catering establishments
  • Problems of hygiene of work
  • Industrial harm and professional illnesses
  • Action on an organism of electromagnetic radiation
  • the Statement the ministry zdavoohranenija sssr
  • Mineral elements
  • Laboratory researches
  • Trading premises
  • the sanitary inspection Organization on hygiene of a food in sssr
  • pollution Sources
  • Value of work in the Soviet society.
  • Sediment bowls
  • vodonosnye layers
  • Underground sources
  • temperature Action on fibers
  • Air pollutions
  • soil Structure
  • Speed of movement of air
  • Sanitary value of waters
  • dwelling Ventilation
  • the Conclusion of the enterprises
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    the Hygienic characteristic of building materials

    The Big variety of the building materials applied in building of inhabited and public buildings, unites the basic indicators of their quality. From the hygienic point of view those indicators which characterise maintenance of a thermal mode in a building first of all are important: heat conductivity, a thermal capacity, air permeability etc. As heat conductivity understand ability of a material to pass heat. It occurs owing to a difference of temperatures outside and in a building. Heat conductivity is in inversely proportional dependence on porosity of a building material: the more in it of emptiness, the heat conductivity there is less. Therefore melkoporistye materials less teploprovodny, than krupnoporistye. At increase of humidity of air (in the winter, in rainy weather) air in a material time is replaced with a moisture and heat conductivity of such material increases, as water the best conductor of heat, than air. Therefore it is very important to protect materials and designs from humidifying.

    As a thermal capacity understand ability of a material to absorb and keep heat. The bolshej a thermal capacity the material of walls possesses, the more slowly they are warmed, but thus and more slowly lose heat. Heat conductivity and a thermal capacity are in inversely proportional dependence. The above heat conductivity, the more low a material thermal capacity, and on the contrary.

    Air permeability of building materials is insignificant and has no essential value for a microclimate of premises. A number of indicators (water absorption, moisture-yielding ability, humidity, water penetration, hygroscopicity) characterise the relation of a building material.k to water. Hygroscopicity - property of materials sorbirovat a moisture from air surrounding them. The concept sorbtsija includes two phenomena of absorption by moisture materials (in the form of steam): adsorption - absorption of steam by surfaces of a material and its time and absorption - steam absorption by its dissolution in a firm body.

    For normal conditions of a life in buildings such indicators, as durability and durability of a material matter also.

    Hence, the materials applied in building of inhabited and public buildings, should possess the bad heat conductivity, necessary durability, fire resistance and not to allocate in air of toxic substances.

    Kinds of building materials. Now to building of inhabited and public buildings are applied natural (a tree, clay, natural stones), artificial (the burnt and silicate brick, concrete) and polymeric materials (polistirolnye tiles, linoleum).

    Wood materials possess bad heat conductivity, are durable, easily give in to processing, but are subject to rotting, easy inflammability. To avoid ignition of wood designs it is possible, supporting vozdushnosuhoe a tree condition. However under the influence of non-uniform shrinkage probably rastreskivanie a tree, at namokanii - its swelling. Hence, it is necessary to support humidity of a tree that is not always possible in known limits. Besides, danger of destruction of a tree is connected with humidity by house mushrooms. Their dry disputes are carried by air and, getting on a tree, develop under a condition, if its humidity above 20%. House mushrooms concern present house (Merulius lacry-mans), white house (Poria vaporaria) and a filmy mushroom (Coniophora cerebella). Under the influence of these mushrooms the tree breaks up on prizmaticheskie particles, loses weight, is easily pounded in a powder and completely loses the constructive durability. Threat of falling of interfloor overlappings, floors and roofing beams is created, the building comes to an emergency condition. Maintenance of an air-dry condition of designs from a tree - the basic way of the prevention of their rotting. An auxiliary measure is propityvanie a tree antiseptics (sodium fluoride, kreozotovym oil, karbolineumom, etc.), interfering development of mushrooms.

    All above-stated limits use of a tree as a building material. Coniferous breeds - a pine, a fur-tree and a larch are considered as the most valuable. Their advantages are straightness of a trunk, ease of processing, a wide circulation in territory of the USSR. Clay is used for building of one-storeyed buildings in separate national republics (Ukraine).

    Good natural building materials are natural calcareous porous materials - the shell rocks formed on a place of the former seas from the rests of armours of water organisms, fastened by carbonic salts of calcium; tufy, representing deposits of the earth which have fallen asleep on a surface of a volcanic lava; sandstones.

    From artificial building materials the greatest distribution was received by the red burnt brick, the basic which compound component is clay. For reduction of volume weight of a brick to clay began to add sawdust which at roasting burnt out in summary the superficial brick having sufficient durability and same teploizoljatsionnye of property turned out, as the red burnt brick. The brick is applied to building also perforated, or hollow. A little bit less often in building of residential buildings the silicate brick is applied. It from sand (92-95%) is produced and to exhaust (5-8%); has light grey colour. Speed of manufacturing and cheapness of a silicate brick provide to it wide application.

    Concrete represents an artificial mix in the form of a stone, consisting of rubble, gravel, sand, cement and water. For decrease in volume weight at manufacturing of easy concrete use fuel both industrial slags and other materials. At introduction in thickness of concrete of steel armature receive ferro-concrete. Last is applied to any designs - walls, overlappings, beams, the bases. In modern building - blocks and panels modular concrete designs are applied to walls of buildings.

    Polymeric building materials are applied often at furnish of buildings as high decorative qualities are inherent in them. Many of them have small volume weight, low heat conductivity, good soundproofing ability. Besides, distinctive features of some of them are a transparency, the big ability to pass ultra-violet radiation, chemical and protivokorrozijnaja stability, inability to rotting. Unlike traditional building materials they have a difficult chemical compound and possess potential ability adversely to influence a human body while in service. Therefore in housing construction those polymeric materials which are chemically stable are applied only and do not allocate in environment of flying substances in the quantity which is hazardous to health of the person. Substances with that end in view allocated from polymeric materials investigate on animals. Data of toxicological experiment compare with admissible level (DU) migrations and maximum permissible quantity (maximum concentration limit) of these substances in atmospheric air and solve a question on application of polymeric materials in building of inhabited and public buildings.

    Building designs. Residential buildings build a little - (2-3 floors) and many-storeyed. Distinguish following kinds of floors: elevated - floors are located above sidewalk; socle - floors are located below sidewalk no more than on half of height of a premise; basement floors are located below sidewalk more than on half of height of a premise; the mansard buildings located on an attic. Premises in socle and basement floors are not authorised to be placed, about what it is underlined in SNiP П-Л.1-71. Basic elements of buildings are the base, walls, overlappings, a roof, partitions, ladders, balconies, windows, doors.

    The Base is zaglublennaja in soil a part of the building executed from a brick or ferro-concrete and taking up weight of overlying designs. The bases happen tape buildings settling down on perimetre, or faltering, under construction on the strong bases. Besides, the bases happen continuous. The base should be zaglublen not less than on 0,5 m from a surface of the earth or a cellar floor. As continuation of the base above a surface of the earth and to a ground floor floor the socle representing utolshchennuju a part of a wall in height not less 0,7 m from level of the earth serves.

    Zaglublennyj in soil the base is in the damp environment, and capillary penetration of a moisture can lead otsyrevaniju walls first of all within the ground floor. That it has not occurred, the base sole should lay not less than on 0,5 m above subsoil waters, and between a socle and a wall the waterproofing course (2 layers of roofing material) is laid.

    External walls do as from natural, and artificial materials. Walls should possess small heat conductivity and high teploustojchivostju, low zvukoprovodnostju and sound transmission to be strong enough and steady. Internal walls build of easy concrete, gipsobetona, a brick, various tiled materials and a tree. These walls should not have ledges, roughnesses and cracks to warn accumulation of a settling dust and nesting of parasites-insects. Colouring of walls and their furnish has the big hygienic value. Optimum for colouring are yellowish or greenish tone. Walls in kitchen and a bathroom need to be spread to half of height tiles or to cover with an oil paint.

    Overlappings over underground space of the ground floor, interfloor and over the top floor can be large-panel the area in one room or as a flooring from ready separate elements from concrete in the form of trays or two-hollow plates. At maloetazhnom building (not above three floors) apply wooden overlappings.

    Windows should be the sufficient size, in regular intervals distribute light, have such design of covers, to give access to external air for airing. Doors should be well driven, that isolation of premises was not broken. In floors there should not be cracks and cracks where the dirt and a dust can accumulate. The roof should protect a building from an atmospheric precipitation.

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