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T. L. Grittie, Industrial Hygiene Results: Asbestos Exposure Monitoring of Pipefitter, Insulators and Operators (1987)

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Five one-page 'Industrial Hygiene Results' reports, each dated April 6, 1987, giving airborne asbestos fiber results from January and February 1987 sampling. The sampled jobs were removal of an asbestos gasket, glove-bag removal of asbestos from a heater, de-insulation of K-6 in the Silanes Reactor Tower, a K-40 operator's regular duties, and the Emulsion Building area. Each report compares results with the OSHA permissible exposure limit and action level and makes recommendations.

Author
T. L. Grittie (Data and report by; signed all five reports); C. R. McMillan (Co-author of data and report (pages 2 and 4))
Published by
Union Carbide Corporation (inferred from the UCC Bates prefix; the pages do not print the company name)
Series
Union Carbide documents, UC-3060
Date
April 6, 1987
Number
Bates UCC 002045 to UCC 002049
Library no.
ACL Doc 17904 · asbestosclaims.law/library/17904
Rights
A document from asbestos litigation, published for research and historical study.

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What the document holds

  • Page 1: Pipefitter monitored while removing an asbestos gasket (samples 1/16/87): 0.035 fibers/cc, no respirator (UCC 002045)
  • Page 2: Insulator and area near the south corner of the fluids lab, glove bag removal of asbestos from a heater (samples 1/20/87): breathing zone <0.032, area 0.104 fibers/cc (UCC 002046)
  • Page 3: Insulators de-insulating K-6 inside a negative pressure enclosure, Silanes Reactor Tower (samples 1/29-1/30/87), airline respirators (UCC 002047)
  • Page 4: K-40 operator monitored for asbestos exposure from ambient air movement (samples 1/22/87): <0.003 f/cc (UCC 002048)
  • Page 5: Emulsion Building area and operator near exposed asbestos on a vibrating pipe (samples 2/4/87): <0.007 and <0.008 fibers/cc (UCC 002049)

People and organizations

From T. L. Grittie (Data and report by; signed all five reports); C. R. McMillan (Co-author of data and report (pages 2 and 4)) to D. A. Boggs (Copy recipient on all five reports); E. L. Doerflein (Copy recipient on all five reports); W. V. Summers (Copy recipient on all five reports); G. W. Wulfert (Copy recipient on pages 1-3).

Pages on our site about what this document covers: Asbestos Exposure in Insulators and Insulation Workers · Asbestos Gaskets and Mechanical Packing · Industrial Hygiene · OSHA · Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL).

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This is document UC-3060 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 5 pages. Production numbers UCC 002045 to UCC 002049.

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T. L. Grittie (Data and report by, signed all five reports), C. R. McMillan (Co-author of data and report (pages 2 and 4)). “T. L. Grittie, Industrial Hygiene Results: Asbestos Exposure Monitoring of Pipefitter, Insulators and Operators.” April 6, 1987. Union Carbide documents, UC-3060, Bates UCC 002045 to UCC 002049. Union Carbide Corporation (inferred from the UCC Bates prefix; the pages do not print the company name). AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 17904. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/17904.

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