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International Research Journal of Modernization in Engineering Technology and Scienceopenaire +1 more source
Towards a harmonized testing strategy for nanofibers by integrating toxicological screening and proteomic profiling. [PDF]
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Evaluation of Asbestos Exposure during Brake Repair and Replacement
Industrial Health, 2011 Occupational exposure to asbestos fiber of brake repair job (auto mechanics) has seldom been evaluated in Iran. Accordingly, we evaluated asbestos fiber concentrations in the breathing zone of auto mechanics between July 2008 and December 2008. The asbestos fiber concentrations of 60 personal air samples collected from 30 cars and trucks brake ...
Hossein Kakooei, Hossein Marioryad
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Asbestos Ban in Italy: A Major Milestone, Not the Final Cut
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2017 Background and history: Italy was the main asbestos producer and one of the greatest consumers in 20th century Europe until the asbestos ban was introduced in 1992. Asbestos exposure affected the population in a wide range of working environments, namely
Daniela Marsili +2 more
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Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology, 1991
This paper presents data on the tensile performance of hybrid composite materials consisting of pretreated asbestos (chrysotile variety), Kevlar fibers, and epoxy resins. Asbestos was precoated with a well-adhered film of nylon 6,6, a polymer especially compatible with the epoxy phase.
C D Papaspyrides, A G Andreopoulos
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This paper presents data on the tensile performance of hybrid composite materials consisting of pretreated asbestos (chrysotile variety), Kevlar fibers, and epoxy resins. Asbestos was precoated with a well-adhered film of nylon 6,6, a polymer especially compatible with the epoxy phase.
C D Papaspyrides, A G Andreopoulos
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Airborne asbestos exposure during light aircraft brake replacement
Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 2009Asbestos containing materials are a component of many vehicle brake systems, including those found in some light aircraft. To characterize the asbestos exposure that results from the installation and maintenance of these components, an aircraft fitted with asbestos containing brake pads had brake changes performed while both area and personal air ...
Charles L Blake +2 more
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Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 2008
Two independent assessments were performed of airborne asbestos concentrations generated during automotive repair work on vintage vehicles . The first involved removal of asbestos-containing seam sealant, and the second involved servicing of a drive clutch.
Charles L Blake, Raymond D Harbison
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Two independent assessments were performed of airborne asbestos concentrations generated during automotive repair work on vintage vehicles . The first involved removal of asbestos-containing seam sealant, and the second involved servicing of a drive clutch.
Charles L Blake, Raymond D Harbison
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Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 2014
Exposures to airborne asbestos during the removal and installation of internal gaskets and packing associated with a valve overhaul were characterized and compared to published data according to different variables (e.g., product, equipment, task, tool, setting, duration).
Amy K Madl, Paul K Scott, Angela L Perez
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Exposures to airborne asbestos during the removal and installation of internal gaskets and packing associated with a valve overhaul were characterized and compared to published data according to different variables (e.g., product, equipment, task, tool, setting, duration).
Amy K Madl, Paul K Scott, Angela L Perez
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