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Testo480

Manufactured by Testo
Sourced in Germany

The Testo 480 is a multifunction instrument designed for the measurement and analysis of indoor air quality parameters. It features sensors for measuring temperature, humidity, air velocity, and CO2 levels. The device provides accurate and reliable data to assist in evaluating indoor environmental conditions.

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Underground Comparative Study of Cell Growth

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The DUGL at the CJEM is located in a goaf that is 820 m below sea level and under 1470 m of rock (Fig. 1). The AGL was constructed in an office in an administrative building near the entrance of the CJEM (altitude 590 m). Accessing the DUGL from the entrance of the CJEM requires a 1600 m walk and three elevators, which takes 1.5–2 h. Six environmental parameters [radon gas (1,027, Sunnuclear, USA), O2 (AR8100, Sigma, China), total γ ray dose rate (AT1121, Atomtex, Belarus) CO2, air pressure and relative humidity (Testo480,Testo, Germany)] in the DUGL and AGL were monitored at sites 1 m from the incubators, 0.5 m from the ground and 0.3 m from the palisades (DUGL)/wall(AGL). To minimize the effect of natural light on cell growth, the windows of the AGL were covered with black material and the room was illuminated with the same fluorescent lamps as the DUGL 24 h/day. All measurements and the following experiments were conducted under ventilated air.
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Monitoring Mining Microenvironment

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The air pressure, relative humidity, temperature (testo480, Testo, AG, Germany); total γ radiation dose-rate (AT1123, ATOMTEX, Belarus); and oxygen concentration
(AR8100, SMART SENSOR, China) in the CJEM in the aisles in goafs at 4 depths (with rock covers of 60 m, 300 m, 750 m, 1470 m) below ground were measured on January to April 2018. For each factor, at each recording site in the aisles with a 50 m distance to the shaft, the average of ≥3 measurements was taken. All measurements were conducted under air ventilation.
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Environmental Monitoring in CPSG Mine

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As reference, the environmental parameters in the aisles of the 12th mine of CPSG were measured from 1 to 6 November 2018. Five environmental parameters (air pressure, relative humidity, temperature, total gamma radiation dose-rate and CO2 concentration) (Testo 480; Testo, AG, Lenzkirch, Germany) were measured 7 times. The depths of measurements were from 0 to 932 m with a vertical interval from 5 to 243.5 m underground. It is noteworthy that the measurements were conducted under air ventilation.
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Monitoring Subterranean Laboratory Conditions

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The DUGL at the CJEM is located in a goaf that is 820 m below sea level and under 1470 m of rock (Fig. 1). The AGL was constructed in an o ce in an administrative building near the entrance of the CJEM (altitude 590 m). Accessing the DUGL from the entrance of the CJEM requires a 1600 m walk and three elevators, which takes 1.5-2 hours. Six environmental parameters [radon gas (1027, Sunnuclear, USA), O 2 (AR8100, Sigma, China), total γ ray dose rate (AT1121, Atomtex, Belarus) CO 2 , air pressure and relative humidity (Testo480,Testo, Germany)] in the DUGL and AGL were monitored at sites 1 m from the incubators, 0.5 m from the ground and 0.3 m from the palisades (DUGL)/wall(AGL). To minimize the effect of natural light on cell growth, the windows of the AGL were covered with black material and the room was illuminated with the same uorescent lamps as the DUGL 24 h/day.
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