The AA describe the realise of an open circuit exposure chamber: it enables to reach solvent concentration levels that are continuously monitored and kept within the limits of acceptability. The room can be employed in studies and experimental researches on the respiratory absorption levels of airborne pollutants in man. The following data are reported: on microclimatic parameters, on the monitoring of CO2 concentration in the room when someone is inside, on the solvent concentration measures in different points of the room, on the monitoring of the quickness to reach the steady-state and wash-out in the room, on the available concentration ranges.

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