Abatement of toxic levels of carbon monoxide in Seattle ice skating rinks

C.J. Johnson, J.C. Moran, S.C. Paine, H.W. Anderson and P.A. Breysse

American Journal of Public Health, 1975, vol. 65, issue 10, 1087-1090

Abstract: Excessive levels of carbon monoxide were found in ice skating arenas where ice resurfacing machines were used. Efforts to overcome the problem are described.

Date: 1975
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