PPE Coverall Testing
PPEs Coveralls are used as a barrier against infectious contaminated objects.
They serve as an effective filter for infectious contaminants and as a crucial
barrier to prevent cross-contamination from infections and human fluids such as
blood, perspiration, saliva, vomit, semen, feces, urine, and skin cells.
Transmission of microorganisms through PPEs depends on:
- Pore size (filtering capacity), thickness, and repellency of PPE
- Morphology, size, shape, and environmental adaptation
- Surface tension, volume, viscosity, and applied force
- Physical, thermal, chemical, and environmental stresses
- Type of carriers (body fluids, sloughed skin cells, dust, droplets, aerosols)