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William Gillette _________ Gloucester John Born __ _L Brecksville R&D Center^ !L_f. G000P!CHjfil)r. 3, 1974 Analysis of Vinyl Chloride Personal Monitor Samples XSAo-?*/ h ; !/'4 RESEARCH LIBRARY The carbon tube personal monitor samples which arrived on June 11, 1974 have been analyzed. Corporate Environmental Services Lab has measured each amount of adsorbed vinyl chloride. These samples have been given a log number of 26 . Please state that number in any inquiry about them. The following table gives the results of the analyses. The ppm values are based on the specific air volume sampled. The results have not been extrapolated to 8-hour time-weighted average values. Any inquiries about the sampling details of carbon tube exposure will be referred to you. Sample Number Sampling Location Job Class Sampling Time(min) Vinyl Chloride Concentration mg ppm 11 Pap.* Area Mixing Operator 12 East Extruder Operator, 1 st Class 13 Pap. Area Mixing Operator 14 Pap. Area Mixing Operator 15 HenschelA rea Mixing Operator 16 Line F Extruder Operator 17 Line C Line Operator 18 Line E Over Chrome Polishing Stack Rolls 19 Lodicze Mixer Henschel Operator 20 Upstairs Office Manager 180 180 240 235 240 240 240 240 240 235 0. 13 0. 18 0. 12 0. 70 0. 10 0. 11 0. 022 0.28 0. 075 0.035 0. 28 0. 39 2. 0 1.2 0. 18 0. 18 0. 037 0.47 0. 13 0.059 ^Papenmeier mixer The above results are the same as those which were phoned to you on July 3. They were obtained and entered into our records on June 17, 1974. Through an oversight I did not send the customary letter report to you. Shortly after June 17 1 adopted an accounting system to avoid just such a possible oversight. I regret any inconvenience which the delay has caused. 7^, cad OHN vW. BORN cc: P. II. Schwaegerle, E. B. Katzenmeyer, J. C. McCool, L. B. Crider, G. D. Schaaf, R&D Files TU 0T66& 2 BFG37126 William Gillette John Born Gloucester Plant : Brecksville R8tD Center __ _ ___ July 26, 1974 Analysis of Vinyl Chloride Personal Monitor Samples The carbon tube personal monitor samples which arrived on July 12, 1974 have been analyzed. Corporate Environmental Services Lab has measured each amount of adsorbed vinyl chloride. These samples have been given log numbers of 67 and 68. Please state the log number in any inquiry about them. The attached table gives the results of the analyses. The ppm values are based on the specific air volume sampled. The results have not been extrapolated to 8-hour time-weighted average>values. Any inquiries about the sampling details of carbon tube exposures will be referred to you. cad cc: P. R. Schwaegerle E. B. Katzenmeyer, Jr. J. C. McCool L. B. Crider G. D. Schaaf R4tD Files JOHN W. BORN Dept. 8506 M B. F. OSOORiGH C8. 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Gloucester Plant POINT OR OOAJntfMT O ILM. NO. Brecksville R&D Center OATS TOUR untM DAT! TMI UniR lAlb-21. 1975 Analysis of Vinyl Chloride Personal Monitor Samples The carbon tube personal monitor samples which arrived on Dec. 13, 1974 have been analyzed. Corporate Environmental Services Lab has measured each amount of adsorbed vinyl chloride. These samples have been given a log number of 196. Please state that number in any inquiry about them. The attached table gives the results of the analyses. The ppm values are based on the specific air volume sampled. The results have not been extrapolated to 8hour time-weighted average values. Any inquiries about the sampling details of carbon tube exposures will be referred to you. jb cc: E. B. Katzenmeyer, Jr. J. C. McCool L. B. Crider P. R. Schwaegerle rfi B- f- GOODRICH GO. JAN 2 3 7975 BMG LIBUm Born bOOTSSMJ Bt-~G-409O ? 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V N .2eo va ?w t& o u w 4 ce u. h < Q JS H * o N M 3 0 h o k 5 w s5 O'- N> O z oo to <> .J O Ptn ir Analysis of Vinyl Chloride Personal Monitor Samples The carbon tube personal monitor samples which arrived on January 2, 1975 have been analyzed. Corporate Environmental Services Lab has measured each amount of adsorbed vinyl chloride. These samples have been given a log number of 205. Please state that number in any inquiry about them. The attached table gives the results of the analyses. The ppm values are based on the specific air volume sampled. The results have not been extrapolated to 8hour time-weighted average values. Any inquiries about the sampling details of carbon tube exposures will be referred to you. ihn Born cc: E. B. Katzenmeyer, Jr J. C. McCool L. B. Crider P. R. Schwaegerle The B. F. GOODRICH 00. 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Sample No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ope ration mixing operator extruder operator mixing operator mixing operator line operator mixing operator extruder operator extruder operator extruder operator extruder operator mg vinyl chloride 0. 03 0. 025 0.028 0.05 0. 025 0. 10 0. 02 0. 02 0. 02 0.02 ppm vinyl chloride 0. 09 0. 07 0. 08 0. 11 0. 07 0. 19 0. 04 0. 03 0. 04 0.03 The ppm values are calculated on the basis of the specific volume of air sampled. These results have not been extrapolated to an 8 hour TWA value. T/oves^ cad cc: E. B. Katzenmeyer, Jr. J. McCool L. B. Crider G. Schaaf -d. PAUL M. ZAKRISKI THE B. F. GOODRICH JUN 7 1974 RESEARCH LIBRARY % BFG37136 V' V': TO William Gillett moss Elizabeth R. Gleason <^T- riiio roiMT am ovmtmint sum. mo. Gloucester nCLOfOOTM DSTMTHIWT ItStM. MO. BrecksviUe R&D Center 'Sagsggggi^ - fj| oAT*y<xm lctt** OAT VMtO LTTT** Sept. 11, 1974 Analysis of Vinyl Chloride Personal Monitor Samples The carbon tube personal monitor samples which arrived on August 21, 1974 have been analyzed. Corporate Environmental Services Lab has measured each amount of adsorbed vinyl chloride. These samples have been given a log number of 117. Please state that number in any inquiry about them. The attached table gives the results of the analyses. The ppm values are based on the specific air volume sampled. The results have not been extrapolated to 8hour time-weighted average values. Any inquiries about the sampling details of carbon tube exposures will be referred to you. cad cc: P. R. Schwaegerle E. B. Katzenmeyer, Jr. J. C. McCool L. B/ Crider GyV. Schaaf MD Files '/{ tryt-- EILLIZABETTH R. GLEASON PA39.W1Z "F SEP 7 , % m lfh tj .*>. i **.: -c \ i .* >i Lt'Ht) osa BFG37137 'U r- 5O L *4H- 32 i Uc _ d y 5 hvO(T'rrCOO^M^CsOO' o mn mo m <>Oso mo oo 00 r- if) OOOOOOOOOOOMO <M l & fl) *eH wH o 0000000-4*00000 0s M *-1 'H fsj r-4 M *-- F>4 ^ 00 OrBt u xo> 4 d O >vv _o O G (4 ft. u G a pi o *4H3 GrLti B>4 0) .3 oU > fVt. Iv 6| w2 c^o^ion^iOniHoNinfiOoitnifti^nrm-oionPin'Oo BFG37138 e ro i6 6 ^ -` ' *7 ' f t.. William Gillett John Born . -' - _as_ ... w? ''%$&:'> ,-. MU) pNr mm ovahtuimt km. n. Gloucester .aia.... BfStrRlWitrfe-mD Center mmn '-i 04 rcw* umn MTITMWUrrvt Sept. 11, 1974 Analysis of Vinyl Chloride Personal Monitor Samples The carbon tube personal monitor samples which arrived on July 26, 1974 have been analyzed. Corporate Environmental Services Lab has measured each amount of adsorbed vinyl chloride. These samples have been given a log number of 87 . Please state that number in any inquiry about them. The attached table gives the results of the analyses. The ppm values are based on the specific air volume sampled. The results have not been extrapolated to 8hour time-weighted average values. Any inquiries about the sampling details of carbon tube exposures will be referred to you. These results were telephoned July 29, 1974 cad cc: P. R. Schwaegerle E. B. Katzenmeyer, Jr. L. B. Crider J. C. McCool G/D. Schaaf 'RScD Files A --1 ^JOHN W. BORN I THE B. F. GOODRICH CO. SEP 1 9 1974 RESEARCH LIBRARY PA9910M *. O US* BFG37139 Sample Number 41 42 43 44 46 47 Vinyl Chloride Concentration ..... ppm .057 . 14 . 15 .031 . 12 undetectable .35 .96 .94 .20 .43 24991015 BFG37140