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cord-263684-3535k3op	Tang, Julian W.	Different Types of Door-Opening Motions as Contributing Factors to Containment Failures in Hospital Isolation Rooms	2013-06-24		.txt	text/plain	5292	211	52	Using colored food dye as a tracer, the qualitative effects of door-opening motions on the dissemination of potentially contaminated air into and out of a single isolation room were visualized and filmed using Reynolds-number-equivalent, small-scale, water-tank models fitted with programmable door-opening and moving human figure motions. This study is part of a longer-term project that aims to demonstrate the effects of door-opening motions using a variety of doors, with and without the passage of a human figure, on the movement of potentially contaminated air into and out of an isolation room, using both a small-scale, Reynolds-number-equivalent model in water, and a full-scale model in air. In the small-scale water-tank models used in these experiments, the compartment outside the isolation room, into or from which The series of 4 snapshots with each dooropening, manikin movement scenario were taken with respect to the following events, rather than at specific times: food dye movement due to door-opening motions alone then with any initial manikin movement -manikin interaction and any entrainment food dye -final food dye movements once the manikin had come to rest at its destination position.	./cache/cord-263684-3535k3op.txt	./txt/cord-263684-3535k3op.txt