
Emergency vehicles
Many emergency vehicles are equipped with diesel engines. When starting, that Operation in the hall and when leaving the hall generates significant quantities Diesel exhaust. Exhaust gases from gasoline engines are also not without danger.
These exhaust gases have a massive impact on your health when inhaled. This can lead to irritation of the eyes and respiratory tract, coughing, shortness of breath and heart/circulatory problems. The toxins contained can be in the
enter the bloodstream and cause dizziness or nausea.
Diesel exhaust fumes are carcinogenic and promote the development of allergies. Modern engines produce very fine, respirable particles.
Technical room ventilation is not sufficient for the safe removal of pollutants. The exhaust gases, which are still cold when starting, collect in the breathing area of the comrades before they can be captured by the ventilation system.