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Description: The air quality parameters generally considered to be of primary concern in confinement housing are carbon dioxide (C02), hydrogen sulphide (H2S), ammonia (NH3) and aerosolized particulates or dust. With respect to poultry layer facilities, NH3 is recognized as the most prominent contaminant (Reece et al. 1981), while C02 and H2S would not appear, in normal circumstances, to reach concentrations that would be likely to create problems (McQuitty and Feddes 1982). Dust also is considered to be a serious contaminant (Honey and McQuitty 1976 Lampman 1982). To control the quality of the birds

Keywords: air quality in commercial laying barns
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Citation: McQuitty, J.B., Feddes, J.J.R and J.J. Leonard 1985. AIR QUALITY IN COMMERCIAL LAYING BARNS. Canadian Agricultural Engineering 27(1):13-20.
Volume: 27
Issue: 1
Pages 13 - 20
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Date: 1985
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