Operators Need to Know How to Safely Handle Disinfection Gases

Dan K. Thompson; Hunter Adams; Steve Ash; Mark Southard; Dan Joseph Stein

doi:10.1002/opfl.2075

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Understanding the requirements behind receiving and using compressed disinfection gases can help operators safely perform their jobs and protect surrounding communities.

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