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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Apr 5.
Published in final edited form as: J Occup Environ Hyg. 2021 Dec 16;19(1):35–49. doi: 10.1080/15459624.2021.2002343

Table 2.

Average particulate concentration (μg/m3) for submicron (PM1), less than 2.5μm (PM2.5), respirable, less than 10μm (PM10), and total fractions for all eighteen experiments as well as bedroom and common room fire experiments over a 60 minute data collection period. Data are presented as median (range).

Total (N=18)
Bedroom (N=9) Common Room (N=9)
Pre Hot Scene B Pre Hot Scene B Pre Hot Scene B
PM1 B,C 20 (1–91) 96.5 A (15–490) 29 (13–91) 27 (15–311) 14 (1–29) 186 A (63–490)
PM2.5 B,C 21 (1–98) 103.5 A (16–498) 32 (14–98) 28 (16–317) 15 (1–29) 191 A (64–498)
Respirable B,C 24.5 (1–117) 114.5 A (17–509) 40 (17–117) 30 (17–322) 19 (1–29) 196 A (66–509)
PM10 B 32.5 (1–202) 121 A (18–556) 67 (24–202) 35 (18–423) 25 (1–44) 208 A (68–556)
Total + 36 (1–292) 127 A (19–823) 82 (25–292) 40 (19–823) 27 (1–85) 221 A (69–596)
A

p<0.05 relative to pre-fire concentrations

B

p<0.05 pre-fire concentrations in bedroom are different from common room

C

p<0.05 Hot Scene B concentrations in bedroom are different from common room