Diffusive monitoring – A cost-effective and quantitative approach to environmental monitoring

contributed by Markes International Ltd | 10/13/2014

Diffusive monitoring is widely used in all air monitoring scenarios, i.e. occupational hygiene plus indoor air and ambient air monitoring. By eliminating the requirement for a sampling pump, diffusive monitoring provides a simple and cost method collecting the large number of samples in air monitoring programs.

Key applications include:

personal exposure monitoring
large-scale environmental studies
indoor air monitoring.

Various types of diffusive sampler are available, and the decision on the type of sampler depends on the monitoring scenario.

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