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Indoor air - Sampling strategy for determination of airborne asbestos fibre concentrations Ingestion-build-84997 Contribution of plasterboard to rackingMeasurements of airborne asbestos fibre concentrations in indoor atmospheres are made for several reasons related to short term or long term exposure of building occupants to asbestos. One application of such measurements is to ensure that airborne asbestos fibres dispersed in areas of a building that are undergoing asbestos abatement do not result in unacceptable exposures of occupants in other areas of the building. After asbestos abatement is