👉 The configured fumes refer to the specific types and concentrations of hazardous gases or vapors that are permitted to be present in a particular industrial environment or confined space, as outlined in safety standards and regulations. These fumes can originate from various sources such as chemical processes, combustion, or the use of solvents. The configuration typically includes limits on concentrations of common toxic gases like carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen sulfide (H2S), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), ensuring that exposure remains below harmful thresholds to protect worker health and comply with occupational safety laws. Regular monitoring and control systems are often implemented to manage and mitigate these fumes, maintaining a safe working atmosphere.
