In-depth survey report: control technology for manual dye weigh-out operations at the Glidden Company, Huron, Ohio.
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1993/07/01
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Description:A study was made to evaluate the effectiveness of a ventilated booth in operation during manual powder weigh out operations at the Glidden Company (SIC-2850), Huron, Ohio. The facility operated in three shifts, with three weigh out operators to each shift. Operators weighed powders for addition to other materials to form powdered coatings. There were three weigh out booths in use. A 14 inch diameter exhaust duct led from the back of each booth to the main ventilation system. The weigh out operator scooped powder from a drum into a plastic bag for weighing. As the level of powder in a drum decreased, the worker had to reach deeper into the drum, bringing the worker's breathing zone near or inside the drum. Real time sampling revealed that unless the depth of scooping is restricted, there can be no improvement in the dust exposure to which the worker is subjected. Modifying the booth without restricting the depth fRom, William N.hich the worker scoops would result in only minor exposure reductions. With a restriction as to depth in place, the booth configuration could be modified to reduce exposure even further.
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Pages in Document:1-21
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NIOSHTIC Number:nn:00215331
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Citation:Cincinnati, OH: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, ECTB 197- 11a, 1993 Jul; :1-21
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Federal Fiscal Year:1993
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