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Main Title Occupational exposures from bagging and drumming operations /
Publisher U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Toxic Substances, Field Studies Branch,
Year Published 1987
Report Number EPA 740-R-87-003
OCLC Number 676703111
Subjects Hazardous substances--Packaging--Research ; Threshold limit values (Industrial toxicology) ; Hazardous substances--Risk assessment ; Hazardous substances--Health aspects ; Drums (Containers) ; Bags
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ELBD ARCHIVE EPA 740-R-87-003 Received from HQ AWBERC Library/Cincinnati,OH 10/04/2023
Collation 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., charts ; 28 cm.
Notes
"September 9, 1987." Final report. "EPA prime contract no. 68-02-4252; Work assignment no. 10; MRI project no. 8810-A(01)"--Beneath title. "Mr. Michael R. Kalinoski, Work Assignment Manager; Dr. Kin F. Wong, Work Assignment Manager; Dr. Joseph J. Breen, Project Officer; Mr. William M. Burch, Project Officer." Includes bibliographical references.
Contents Notes
"The purpose of this work assignment was to develop and validate predictive models used to determine the inhalation exposure levels of workers involved in the drumming of liquids ad the bagging or drumming of solids. The study consisted of four tasks. An industry survey was conducted to characterize industrial drumming and bagging operations and to select chemicals and facilities for study. An initial laboratory pilot study was performed to test emission models, dispersion theories, sampling strategies, and analytical methods. A plant-scale occupational exposure study was directed to the collection of specific data on worker breathing zone concentrations resulting from actual bag and drum filling operations. Finally, a second laboratory pilot study was performed using a drum filling station to develop a predictive model of inhalation exposure, which was tested against data from the plant-scale occupational exposure study."--Summary.